Covered Sugar Bowl 1876 - 1883

This delicate porcelain sugar bowl, created by the American ceramicists Ott and Brewer between 1876 and 1883, is a stunning example of the Art Pottery movement. The piece, now housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, features a delicate white glaze with a woven pattern and an elegant design of stylized leaves in gold and silver. The simple yet elegant design showcases the artists' mastery of form and detail. The piece embodies the Art Pottery movement's emphasis on craftsmanship and artistic expression in everyday objects.