Imperial Russian Silver Sugar Bowl And Cream Jug, St. Petersburg, 1854
An elegant Imperial Russian silver two-piece tea service, comprising a sugar bowl and matching cream jug, by Adolf Sper artist and crafted in St. Petersburg in 1854.
The sugar bowl features a finely shaped octagonal panelled body, raised on decorative floral feet and surmounted by a fitted lid crowned with a delicate bud-shaped finial. The accompanying cream jug displays a harmonious design, complementing the sugar bowl.
This refined set exemplifies the craftsmanship and elegance of mid-19th-century Imperial Russian silverware, reflecting the distinguished traditions of Russian silversmithing.
Origin: St. Petersburg, Imperial Russia
Date: 1854
Period: Mid-19th Century
Material: Solid Silver (84 Zolotnik / 875 Silver)
Number of Pieces: 2 (Sugar Bowl and Cream Jug) translate to french
Period: 19th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition
Material: Silver metal
Diameter: 11 & 9.5 cm
Height: 14 & 10 cm
Reference (ID): 1847289
Availability: In stock
