This 19th-century sugar bowl by Norblin Warsaw represents a fine example of Polish silver-plated craftsmanship. The piece showcases the intricate detailing and robust construction characteristic of the era's decorative arts. Crafted from silver-plated metal, the bowl features an octagonal form resting on four ornate, scrolled feet. The exterior is adorned with elaborate floral and foliate borders, while the hinged lid is topped with a detailed repoussé motif. A prominent keyhole escutcheon graces the front, adding both function and visual interest. The underside bears the maker's mark, confirming its origin. The piece remains in good condition, retaining its structural integrity and original character. The silver plating exhibits a natural patina developed over time, reflecting its age and history. This sugar bowl serves as a distinguished addition to a classic dining setting or a curated collection of antique silver. Its historical provenance and ornate design make it a compelling focal point on a sideboard or display cabinet.
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsSilverMaterialMetal, SilverNumber of items1Height8 cmWidth9 cmDepth11 cmSigns of usageDiscoloring, Scratches