Covered Sugar Bowl 1876

The *Covered Sugar Bowl* is a porcelain piece crafted by the Worcester Royal Porcelain Company in 1876. This small, intricately patterned sugar bowl, on display at the Art Institute of Chicago, exemplifies the company's mastery of decorative arts during the Victorian era. The bowl is adorned with geometric motifs, including intricate patterns in pink, green, gold, and black, showcasing the skilled craftsmanship of the Worcester Royal Porcelain Company. The use of contrasting colors and detailed designs creates a visually captivating piece that exemplifies the artistic trends of the 19th century.