Art Nouveau sugar bowl, Belgium, early 20th c.
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Art Nouveau sugar bowl, Belgium, early 20th c.

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This Belgian sugar bowl from the early 20th century features a transparent glass body, gently rounded and adorned with hand-engraved crosshatch and fan motifs—decorative yet restrained, characteristic of the transitional period of the era. The bowl is topped with a broad, flat, softly arched handle and collar crafted from matte-finished metal (likely pewter or a similar alloy), showing visible patina and age-related darkening. The joinery is functional and straightforward, anchored with rivets and void of ornate detailing, reflecting a utilitarian Art Nouveau style that bridges the elaborate ornamentation of the late 19th century with the emerging simplicity of early modernism. The overall condition is good: minor internal soiling, fine abrasions on the glass, and natural metal patina are present, with no major cracks or structural losses.This object conveys the spirit of Belgian metropolitan life at the dawn of the last century, where refined restraint met everyday function. The smooth glass and matte metal subtly narrate a story of shifting aesthetics—decorative flourishes yielding to honest craftsmanship and restrained elegance. The engraved patterns and unfussy hardware channel the ambience of bourgeois parlors, where rituals of tea and coffee were complemented by utilitarian wares elevated to an almost understated artistry.Such a sugar bowl would suit both a classic porcelain-and-silver tea setting or a modern console or shelf of patinated wood, introducing a subtle vintage note. It can be paired with plain glassware or pared-back ceramics to underscore the dialogue between historic craft and contemporary design. In spaces inspired by Art Nouveau or early 20th-century interiors, it aligns beautifully with pastel textiles and geometric motifs, while in more eclectic environments, this piece offers a quiet counterpoint among varied surfaces and objects.
DIMENSION
Height15 cm
Depth10.5 cm
Art Nouveau sugar bowl, Belgium, early 20th c. - DIMENSION
Width10.5 cm
Dimension details
  • Width10.5 cm
  • Height15 cm
  • Depth10.5 cm
  • Weight1 kg
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