Vintage Italian Genuine Silver Christmas Lucky Broom Good Luck Holiday Miniature with Holly, Enameled Figurine made in Tuscany

This horizontal scale Italian miniature represents a traditional cultural object known as a "scopetta spazzaguai," a symbolic broom intended to sweep away misfortune. Crafted in 800 continental silver, the piece features an attached decorative branch resembling butcher's broom (pungitopo), a classic European winter plant associated with festive decoration and good fortune.

The design features a clear contrast between the polished silver textures of the bristle bundle and the colorful accent of three red enameled berries. Its low, flat proportions make it suitable as an accent piece for seasonal table settings or a unique addition to a collection of thematic Italian silver charms.

Silversmiths from this period frequently cast regional folk objects and seasonal symbols in precious metals, combining traditional casting techniques with small details of cold enamel to create symbolic tokens for the home.

Key Details
Material: Continental Silver (800/000) with Hand Enamel

Period: 1980s to 1990s

Weight: 0.566 oz (16.05 g) / 0.52 t oz

Hallmarks: 800 with partial traces of the Italian Silversmith Code

Origin: Italy

Measurements (Approx.): H 1.1 cm (0.43 in) x W 6.1 cm (2.40 in) x D 2.9 cm (1.14 in)

Additional Benefits
Handmade Italian silver miniature craftsmanship

Traditional "scopetta spazzaguai" folk charm design with winter foliage details

Holiday, Christmas, and good luck themed collectible

Suitable for collectors of regional Italian silver talismans and seasonal objects

Low-profile horizontal design ideal for tabletop styling

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This is a vintage item and may show minor signs of age, which add to its authenticity and character.

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SKU: U2532CHR00057