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A square Art Deco sugar bowl from Weimar, hand painted with blue, purple, and pink florals and plenty of gilding on a cream ground, and signed by its artist.
Condition: Very Good — no cracks, chips, or scratches, but the gold is worn slightly on the handles and the paint is worn in one spot, all photographed for you. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
A perfect example of a 1920s Art Deco sugar bowl, not only in the shape of the porcelain but in the floral design as well. The colors are simple, a cream background with blue, purple, and pink florals and lots of gilding. The shape is very unique: square, with handles added at the corners and a square finial on the lid. The bottom is stamped with the Weimar logo used between 1848 and 1933, but based on the shape of this piece we believe it was made around the 1920s. It is signed on the back by the artist: "Mc Luckie."
A great work of art, perfect as a hostess gift, perhaps with a special flavored sugar or a pretty gold spoon, and lovely for Mother's Day.
Weimar porcelain was established in 1790 by Christian Andreas Speck in the town of Blankenhain, Germany, and has a long history.
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