Sugar box with cover 1730

This silver sugar box, crafted by Tobias Remshardt in 1730, demonstrates the artistry of the Rococo era. The box features intricate engraved floral patterns and rests on three stylized paw feet. Its small size and delicate design suggest a refined and intimate setting, likely a private home or tea party. The piece is now part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection, highlighting the enduring beauty of early 18th-century European silversmithing.