Salvador Dalí 'The Soft Spoon', Spain, c. 1967

A surrealist brass object by Salvador Dalí, The Soft Spoon transforms an everyday utensil into a visual paradox. Deprived of its usual logic and function, the spoon assumes a fluid, illogical form that reflects Dalí’s fascination with metamorphosis and the poetic disruption of reality. Created circa 1967 and signed “Dalí”, the piece echoes motifs first explored in his painting Agnostic Symbol (1932), translating Surrealism into an intimate, collectible object. Measurements: 11cm long x 4.5 wide from edge roughly due to shape.