This box-shaped sugar bowl by Bracia Buch, crafted in Warsaw at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, exemplifies refined neoclassical tableware of its era. Made from brass and tin and silver-plated, it features a cool, silvery tone with a subtle matte finish. The cylindrical form is complemented by two side handles and a domed, hinged lid topped with a stylized leaf finial. The surface combines smooth sections with precise chasing—vertical fluting and delicate garland motifs in low relief—while the handles evoke laurel branches, reinforcing its classical inspiration. The interior is lightly gilded; proportions are harmonious and the cyzeling is executed with remarkable precision. The sugar bowl is preserved in excellent condition—no wear to the plating, no dents or visible scratches, and all elements appear original. This sugar bowl quietly tells the story of fin-de-siècle Warsaw—a time when table elegance signified refined taste and craftsmanship. Each detail, from the gently rounded handles to the radiating flutes on the lid, expresses the spirit of late neoclassicism: moderation, dignity, and reverence for tradition. The silvery surface reflects light with restraint, while the gilded interior discreetly invites one to savor the daily rituals of the table. The piece is best displayed atop an oak sideboard or marble console in a living or dining room. It could be paired with a white porcelain tea set or delicate floral patterns, as well as with other late 19th-century silver-plated objects to create a cohesive, historically inspired arrangement. Equally, it may complement eclectic settings when combined with contemporary ceramics or glass, assuming the role of a decorative accent with genuine antique provenance.
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Height13 cm
Depth19 cm
Width12 cm
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Width12 cm
Height13 cm
Depth19 cm
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