Engraved Blown-glass Sugar Caster – A Folk Art Piece, Likely From Normandy, 18th Century

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Engraved Blown-glass Sugar Caster – A Folk Art Piece, Likely From Normandy, 18th Century

Baluster-shaped sugar caster on a blown-glass pedestal engraved with floral scrollwork and a leafy frieze; the body is fluted, and the spout is pierced with eight nipple-shaped holes ending in a spiral.
A folk art piece, likely from Normandy, dating from the 18th century
Decorative piece in good condition (no cracks or chips) showing signs of glass aging (light but widespread crizzling) and a small chip on the belly partially concealed by the engraving of a flowering stem.
Height: 17 cm

280 €

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Antiquités JD - Paris, France

Period: 18th century

Style: Louis 15th - Transition

Condition: Good condition

Material: Glass

Height: 17 cm

Reference (ID): 1841423

Availability: In stock