Sugar bowl (?) (part of a service) 1785 - 1815

This 18th century sugar bowl, part of a larger tea service, is a fine example of English porcelain from the Lowestoft factory. The bowl features blue and white underglaze decoration, a technique that was popular for its durability and vibrant colors. The design depicts figures in a landscape setting, likely inspired by Chinese porcelain, a significant influence on European ceramics during this period. The bowl is a testament to the skilled craftsmanship of the Lowestoft factory and a valuable piece of English decorative arts.