Silver sugar bowl, 800 fineness, with a monogram and a baron's crown—19th/20th century, 170 g

An elegant 800-fine silver sugar bowl, adorned with an engraved owner’s monogram beneath a seven-pearl rank crown. Rich neoclassical ornamentation; two decorative handles. Europe, turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. Weight: 170 g.

A striking silver sugar bowl from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, crafted in the Neoclassical style.

The round body, featuring two delicately curved handles, rests on a profiled base. The upper rim and base are adorned with rich pearl-and-oval ornamentation.

On the front is an artfully engraved cartouche with intertwined owner’s initials, crowned with a seven-pearl rank crown, corresponding to the form of a baron’s crown. The decoration suggests possible connections between the object and aristocratic circles.

The underside bears the following silversmith’s marks: 800 silver fineness, model number 6441, the letter N, and an additional maker’s mark.

Origin: Europe, likely Germany.
Date: turn of the 19th and 20th centuries.
Material: 800 silver.
Weight: 170 g.