Compact Prince Of Wales Antique Ironstone Covered Sugar Bowl Circa 1870s Kit [fCOrgZVo]

PRINCE OF WALES Antique Ironstone Covered Sugar Bowl

Discover the timeless elegance of the PRINCE OF WALES Antique Ironstone Covered Sugar Bowl, a exquisite piece crafted in the 1870s. This stunning covered sugar bowl, designed by Burgess & Goddard, boasts a pure white finish and a distinctive "Plain Uplift" pattern. Its simple yet sophisticated design, with handles that appear to lift upwards, adds a touch of grace to any setting. The lid features a ring finial, completing the classic look of this charming piece.

Product Details and Specifications

This exquisite sugar bowl measures approximately 6 ¼” with the lid and 4 ¾” high without, making it an ideal size for everyday use. The bowl itself measures about 5 ¼” across from handle to handle. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, the sugar bowl is in wonderful condition, free of cracks or crazing. The only minor imperfections are tiny indents on the bottom rim, which are believed to be from the kiln process and not indicative of damage. The printed mark, as referenced in Erica Gibson's "Ceramic Maker's Marks," dates this piece to the 1870s - 1880s, adding to its historical significance.

Practical Uses and Benefits

The PRINCE OF WALES Antique Ironstone Covered Sugar Bowl is not just a decorative piece; it's a functional work of art. Whether you're hosting a dinner party or simply enjoying a cup of tea, this sugar bowl will enhance your dining experience. Its classic design makes it a perfect addition to any antique ironstone collection, and it also serves as a thoughtful gift for weddings or showers. With Burgess & Goddard's reputation for quality and craftsmanship, you can be confident that this sugar bowl will be cherished for generations to come.