Can anyone Tell me about these and what they are made of?

[Harrismint33]

Looking to find any info on these at all....

 

[creskol]

Venezia is the Italian name for Venice, and winged lion is the traditional symbol of Venice. They look like souvenir salad-style fork and spoon.

 

[Harrismint33]

They say Montagnani Italy on the back...Could they be Silver?

 

[stefen]

How about a pic of the back

 

[diggummup]

Venezia is the Italian name for Venice, and winged lion is the traditional symbol of Venice. They look like souvenir salad-style fork and spoon.

I'd say your dead on with the ID.

They say Montagnani Italy on the back...Could they be Silver?

I doubt it. Although some older (1872-1973) Italian silver is found without a purity stamp (.800 being the Italian standard at the time), for the most part they did have a makers mark.
Your pieces definitely look post mid century which would be hallmarked for purity (.800 or .925). They actually look to be brass from your photos, of course that could be the lighting too.

 

[Harrismint33]

I think You are correct. Brass. Shined them up and they look more like brass then silver. Thanks for everyones input.

 

[CRUSADER]

I think You are correct. Brass. Shined them up and they look more like brass then silver. Thanks for everyones input.

look brass