Bushells Antiques has dated this Art Deco Silver Sugar Caster to the 1930s.
A sterling silver sugar caster, also known as a sugar shaker or muffineer.

Perforated Dome Lid: The top section is domed and perforated with decorative cut-outs, facilitating the even distribution of sugar.
Central Finial: A small, turned finial surmounts the lid, serving as a decorative element and a point of grip.

Tapered Body: The main body of the caster tapers downwards, resting on a circular foot.
Decorative Banding: The rim where the lid meets the body features a decorative band, likely incorporating a foliate or patterned design, and a cartouche containing initials.

Hallmarks: Visible on the side of the body are a series of hallmarks, including a maker's mark (R&B in a rectangular cartouche) and other symbols indicating the quality of the silver and possibly the assay office and date.
Bushells Antiques has dated this Art Deco Silver Sugar Caster to the 1930s.
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