AnSaw Gold Swan Coffee Spoon Holder Set

This is where the set really shines. With 24 mentions of attractive, elegant design and 15 mentions of the swan holder's decorative appeal, the look is by far the most praised feature. The gold finish paired with the swan base gives it a luxury feel that elevates a tea or coffee station. Reviewers consistently say it's a conversation starter and that guests notice it immediately. If aesthetics matter to your setup, this set delivers.

Yes — reviewers specifically mention the good weight and stability of the swan base. It sits nicely on a counter without tipping over, and the spoons slot in securely. The swan itself is part of the decorative appeal that gets the most compliments. Multiple people say it looks elegant on their coffee bar or tea station, and guests frequently comment on it.

Opinions are split on this one, and honestly it comes down to expectations. A couple of reviewers felt the metal was lightweight or flimsy, while others praised the weight and stability. For a demitasse spoon at this price point — you're getting 10 spoons plus a swan holder — the quality is generally considered excellent value. These aren't heavy silverware, but they're not meant to be. They're dainty stirring spoons, and most reviewers say they feel appropriate for the purpose.

You get 10 gold demitasse spoons plus the swan holder base — 11 pieces total. That's a generous number for the price, and reviewers frequently call it great value. Ten spoons means you've got enough for a small gathering without needing to wash between servings, and the swan holder keeps them all neatly stored in one spot.

Absolutely — and reviewers do. Several people mention using them as dessert spoons at parties and small gatherings. The 4.7-inch leaf shape works well for small bites of cake, ice cream, or mousse. They add a touch of elegance to dessert service without being overly formal. One creative reviewer even uses them for scooping sugar scrub, so they're more versatile than you might expect from a 'tea spoon' set.

One reviewer mentioned that the leaf detail can feel slightly rough to the touch. It's a minor cosmetic issue rather than a functional one — the leaf shape is decorative and most people love how it looks. Since these are stirring spoons, your fingers are mostly on the handle rather than the bowl, so it's unlikely to be noticeable during normal use. Just something to be aware of if texture sensitivity matters to you.

These AnSaw spoons are 4.7-inch demitasse-style spoons designed for stirring tea, coffee, espresso, and hot cocoa in standard-sized cups. But reviewers use them for a surprising range of things beyond stirring — scooping sugar scrub, measuring coffee portions, and even serving as dessert spoons at parties. The swan holder keeps all 10 organized on your counter or tea station, so they double as a decorative display piece when not in use.

Stainless steel is generally the go-to for everyday tea spoons — it's durable, easy to clean, and won't react with your tea. The AnSaw set uses stainless steel with a gold finish, which reviewers say holds up well over time and is dishwasher safe without tarnishing. A few people have noted the metal feels on the lighter side, but that's actually pretty typical for demitasse spoons this size. The trade-off is you get an elegant look at an affordable price point.

Chefs typically use small tasting spoons or demitasse spoons to sample sauces and soups. The AnSaw spoons, at 4.7 inches, are actually in that same size range. While they're marketed for tea and coffee, several reviewers have found creative uses for them beyond beverages — including dessert service at gatherings. The leaf-shaped design does add a decorative touch, though one reviewer noted the leaf detail can feel slightly rough to the touch.

The three main spoon sizes you'll encounter are the tablespoon (about 15ml), the standard teaspoon (about 5ml), and the demitasse or espresso spoon, which is smaller still. The AnSaw set falls into that third category — at 4.7 inches, these are true demitasse spoons, sized perfectly for espresso cups, standard teacups, and smaller mugs. They're not meant to replace your full-size teaspoons but rather to be the right-sized tool for stirring drinks without a big spoon clanking around in a delicate cup.

A 'perfect spoon of tea' usually refers to getting the right amount of loose leaf — roughly one teaspoon per cup. While the AnSaw spoons are designed as stirring spoons rather than measuring spoons, several reviewers mention using them to scoop coffee portions, and at 4.7 inches with a leaf-shaped bowl, they work nicely for portioning loose leaf tea too. Just keep in mind they're not calibrated to an exact teaspoon measurement.