Sugar bowl from -Tea for Two- service c. 1930

This sugar bowl, part of the "Tea for Two" service, was designed by British artist Eric Slater around 1930. The Art Deco style is evident in the geometric, stylized design featuring bold colors of orange, black, and white on a cream background. The bowl is part of a larger tea service that exemplifies the modern design trends of the era, characterized by simplified forms and functional yet elegant aesthetics. The Minneapolis Institute of Art houses this piece, highlighting the influence of Art Deco on everyday objects.