Sugar dish from the 1850s

Height 10 cm. Diameter 17 cm.

Unusually decorated sugar dish from the mid-19th century. It is mouth-blown with a large polished mark at the bottom. The dish has a so-called clipped edge, so it appears jagged. It has a strong baluster-shaped stem and a clear molex between the foot and stem. On the underside it is painted with white enamel in circles of oak leaves, threads and bunches of grapes.

The sugar bowl is in good condition.