Lidded sugar basin from a tea service 1928

This lidded sugar basin is part of a larger tea service created in 1928 by Jean G. Theobald. The Art Deco style is evident in the geometric shapes and sleek lines of the silver basin, accented with black, geometric handles. The basin is now part of the permanent collection of the Minneapolis Institute of Art. The tea service exemplifies the Art Deco design aesthetic of the 1920s, with its emphasis on modern materials, clean lines, and geometric forms.