Description
An elegant antique Victorian silver-plated sugar scuttle dating from the late 19th to early 20th century, featuring a charming miniature coal-scuttle form with an elevated pedestal base and gracefully arched handle.
The body is richly decorated with repoussé rose and floral motifs, scrolling details, and a beautifully shaped flared opening. The silver-plated surface retains an attractive aged patina and signs of wear that enhance its authentic antique character.
Originally designed for serving sugar at the table, this decorative piece is a beautiful example of Victorian and Edwardian tableware and makes a distinctive addition to an antique silver collection.
KEY FEATURES
• Victorian Sugar Scuttle: Traditional miniature coal-scuttle form originally designed for serving sugar.
• Repoussé Floral Decoration: Beautifully detailed raised rose, leaf, and scrolling floral motifs.
• Ornate Arched Handle: Elegant high handle with decorative curled terminals.
• Pedestal Base: Raised circular foot with decorative border detailing.
• Silver-Plated Finish: Aged silver surface displaying authentic patina and character developed over time.
• Decorative Tableware: An attractive collectible piece suitable for display or an antique silver collection.
SPECIFICATIONS
• Period: c. 1890s–1920s
• Style: Victorian / Edwardian
• Type: Sugar Scuttle / Sugar Bowl
• Material: Silver-Plated Metal
• Decoration: Repoussé Rose & Floral Design
• Form: Miniature Coal Scuttle with Handle
• Condition: Antique condition with age-appropriate patina and signs of wear.
Dimensions:
• Total Height to Handle: 12–13 cm
• Total Length: 14–15 cm
• Maximum Body Width: 7.5–8 cm
• Base Diameter: 6.5–7 cm
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