This Art Deco sugar bowl, created between the 1940s and 1960s in Warsaw by the WSW workshops, which continued the silver-plating traditions of the Henneberg Brothers, is a testament to the era's precise craftsmanship. Made of brass plated with a silvery finish, it displays a cool, light metallic hue with a subtly matte sheen. The smooth surface gently reflects light, while the upper rim is adorned with a delicate engraved ornament in botanical or scrollwork motifs, adding a refined decorative accent. The geometric lid is topped with a large, open-ring handle—an Art Deco hallmark. Two symmetrical side handles, each forming an open loop, and four short, semi-circular arched feet provide stability and sculptural presence. The proportions are balanced: a slightly rounded body, with a wide, flat lid. The base is marked with the workshop's signature. The condition is very good—showing only minor surface scratches, with no dents or significant signs of wear. The piece remains authentic to its period, with no visible restoration.This sugar bowl seems to
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Height12.5 cm
Length17 cm
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Length17 cm
Height12.5 cm
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