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SILVER PLATED SUGAR BOWL DAMAGED
6.000 K.D
In stock: 1 available
Product Details
This object is a vintage, Victorian-style silver-plated open sugar bowl, often produced as part of a traditional tea and coffee service set. Similar patterns featuring these distinctively styled elements were widely manufactured by notable American silversmiths, including Oneida and Leonard Silver Co..
Key Design Characteristics
- Body & Form: A bulbous, open-top bowl designed to hold loose sugar or sugar cubes.
- Handles: Twin ornate, trophy-style scroll handles featuring decorative thumb rests.
- Support Base: Four structural, stylized legs tapering into lion-paw feet adorned with floral relief patterns at the joints.
Tips for Identification & Value
- Check the Base: Turn the bowl upside down to look for stamped hallmarks, manufacturer names (e.g., "Oneida USA", "Leonard", "Sheridan"), or numbers indicating the specific pattern.
- Determine Material: Items of this style are almost exclusively heavily silver-plated over brass or white metal rather than solid sterling silver.
- Completeness: These open bowls are typically paired with a matching creamer pitcher, and occasionally a matching lidded teapot and coffee pot.
Dimensions:8x6.5cm
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SILVER PLATED SUGAR BOWL DAMAGED
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