Antique silver-plated sugar scuttle or sugar bucket dating from the late Victorian to Edwardian period, circa 1880–1910.

This attractive table piece features a traditional scuttle form with engraved decoration, pedestal foot and ornate scroll handle. Originally intended for serving sugar lumps at the dining table, it also makes an elegant decorative piece and could be used for wrapped chocolates, sweets, potpourri or similar display purposes.

Included is a silver-plated serving spoon by Thomas Wilkinson & Co of Birmingham. The spoon is not believed to be original to the scuttle but complements the piece well.

Approximate dimensions:
Height: 15 cm
Width: 14 cm

Condition:
Good antique condition overall with age-related wear consistent with use and age. The exterior remains bright and displays well. There is visible tarnishing and wear to the plating inside the base of the scuttle, together with surface scratches and signs of use commensurate with age. Please study photographs carefully as they form part of the description.

The item has also been carefully cleaned using a high-quality silver polish that leaves a protective layer to help slow future tarnishing. The product is trusted for use in the British Royal Household.

Please note: only the item named in the title is included in the sale. Any other items shown in photographs are for display, scale, or styling purposes only.

All items are carefully packaged using recycled and eco-friendly materials wherever possible.

WORLDWIDE shipping available.