A Charming Antique Edwardian Silver Plate Sugar Bowl With Cobalt Glass Liner featuring an elegant swing handle that makes it easy to lift and serve at the table. The bright blue liner gives a striking contrast against the cool tone of the silver plate. The outer body is finely pierced with repeating geometric and rosette-style motifs that allow the glass colour to show through.
The piece stands on a stepped pedestal foot with a square plinth base, giving it a confident, architectural presence. The included pierced spoon is well matched for serving sugar, sweetener, or small condiments, and echoes the openwork theme – circa 1905.
* A small but distinctive serving piece, perfect for sugar, sweeteners, condiments, or little treats, bringing instant theatre to tea, coffee, and the table.
Measurements:
Height (handle up): 6 1/2'' (approx. 16.5cm)
Diameter across top: 3 1/2'' (approx. 9cm)
Total weight: 402g
In good condition – The silver plated surfaces show only light
...surface wear consistent with age. There are no chips or cracks to the cobalt blue glass liner.
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Internal Reference: KD53294
Antique ID Number (AIDN): SA1219296
Dateline of this antique is 1900
Height is 16.5cm (6.5inches)Width is 9cm (3.5inches)Depth is 0cm (0.0inches)
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