An exceptional, fine and impressive antique 18th century Irish sterling silver sugar bowl; an addition to our Georgian silverware collection

Description

This exceptional antique 18th century Irish sterling silver sugar bowl has a circular rounded form.

The surface of this antique sugar bowl is embellished with an impressive chased wrythen-fluting alternating with floral sprays on matte backgrounds.

The upper rim of the bowl is embellished with a scalloped decorated border, accented with a leaf textures.

This antique bowl is supported by three exceptional cast and applied sterling silver paw style feet accented with an impressive lion mask design in junction with the body.

This Georgian silver footed sugar bowl is a refined and elegant piece, beautifully suited to formal dining or display, where its balanced proportions and period craftsmanship allow it to serve both as a functional table item and as a distinguished decorative object within a fine silver collection.

Maker: Michael McDermott

Date: Circa 1760

Condition

This antique silver sugar bowl is an exceptional gauge of silver, exceptional quality and in exceptional condition.

The Irish hallmarks struck to the underside of the rim of the bowl are clear, in keeping with age and location.

Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this example of Georgian silverware.

Dimensions

Diameter 13.2cm/5.2'

Height 6.7cm/2.64'

Weight

6.6 troy ounces/206.4g

Origin: Cork, Ireland