Lidded sugar bowl
China
1795-1815
Measurements
5-7/8 in x 4-3/4 in x 4-1/4 in (dia)
Materials
Enameled porcelain
Credit Line
Historic Odessa Foundation, The David Wilson Mansion, Inc.
Accession Number
1971.713
Condition Notes
Both handles have broken off. The lid has a chip in the rim.
Provenance
Ex coll. Mrs. E. Tatnall (Mary Corbit) Warner
Comments
This cylindrical sugar bowl has a molded body and a molded lid or cover, each with faint vertical ribbing. Both parts have the same floral sprays and bands, indicating that they were originally made together. At that time, the sugar bowl had intertwined strap handles at opposite sides. It is possible that damage to one or both of the handles caused handle remnants to be removed intentionally, since one side has whiter remnants than the other.
For a teapot with a similar handle that was broken and repaired, see accession no. 2016.68.