English Porcelain Two-Handled Sugar Bowl, Worcester (Barr), circa 1800

English porcelain bowl, flight barr and barr, circa 1820. Base marked.

With the Worcester crescent mark.

Painted with a roundel of fruits and butterflies within a "Lord Henry Tynne" type border and an elaborately gilt blue band at the rim.

With a twig handle, painted with flowers in reserve panels, edged with gilt, upon a blue scale ground. The shape is derived from a Meissen original. The mar...

With impressed Worcester mark and puce mark. Depicting two colorful figures reclining against a tree stump, the two coupes with molded basket weave exteriors.

Decorated with a scene of Highland Cattle by James Stinton. Signed 'J. Stinton' and a puce factory mark.

These three dishes were hand-painted circa 1800 in an Imari pattern created by Flight and Barr Worcester. The design is exuberant, featuring large flowers, garden fences, rockwork, a...

Set of 6 Flight, Barr & Barr Worcester hand painted porcelain soup bowls circa 1813-19. Red armorial lion to center with a pink rose pattern to edge. Gilt band to the center and g...

A very fine and unusual English Worcester First or Dr Wall Period porcelain bowl with molded shape with finely applied gilded and blue designs dating b...

Rare and large carved Swedish wooden bowl, circa 1800.

Cut and engraved crystal and silvered bronze decor sugar bowl and cover.

This exceptional antique Indian sterling silver sugar bowl has a circular form onto a spreading foot. The body of this exceptional silver bowl is embellished with impressive chased leaf decoration, accented with a central broad interlacing band comprising six panels. Each panel is ornamented with an impressive chased Hindu deity, each surmounting an iconic animal*, including: peacock, elephant and leopard. The raised shoulders of the sugar bowl are encompassed with an applied moulded border accented with leaf designs. This exceptional Indian silver bowl is fitted with an impressive C shaped cast silver handle, realistically modelled in the form of an elephant's head and trunk. The hallmarks struck to the underside of this exceptional sugar bowl include: Maker's mark: T. R. Tawker & Sons Town mark: Madras NOTE: * Each Hindu deity has a 'vahana' which translates as 'that which carries/pulls'. Due to the extensive array of the Hindu gods and goddesses, it can be determined that those displayed on this piece may include: Saraswati or Kartikya (the peacock), Vishwakarma or Indra (the elephant), Vayu (the horse) and Durga (the lion). This impressive antique sugar bowl has been crafted in the same style as the teapot C7531; these pieces would sit very well together as a set. This impressive bowl has been independently tested using state of the art technology (Niton XL2 Analyzer) and verified as sterling silver (925, 925/1000). Condition This antique Indian silver bowl...