Sugar bowl with cover and tray 1777 - 1778

This 18th-century sugar bowl with cover and tray, created by Joseph-Théodore Vancombert, exemplifies the artistry of the Rococo period. The piece is crafted in silver and adorned with delicate floral engravings, showcasing the meticulous detail and elegance characteristic of the era. Its footed design and intricate embellishments, such as the three berries atop the lid, highlight the ornate aesthetic favored during the Rococo movement, often associated with aristocratic taste and refined craftsmanship. Today, the sugar bowl stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of this artistic period, captivating viewers with its beauty and historical significance.