{HISTORY}

Featuring a pastoral setting of English gardens and abbey window ruins, this beautiful red transferware sugar bowl was made by Taylor Smith & Taylor in West Virginia during the 1940s. Available in two different colors -  blue and red - this pattern is similar to scenes found in romantic toile fabric and contains vistas of beautiful country vignettes. 

Originally, this sugar bowl included a lid which went missing somewhere along its journey, but what was lost, was also gained in a new way to look at this pretty server. With it delicate handles and statuesque style, this sugar bowl easily turns into a small urn perfect for holding flowers, succulents, and herbs in the most beautiful of ways. A table centerpiece doesn't have to be a big, boisterous affair, there is plenty to delight the eye in a bouquet that's small. Like a still-life subject, this vessel is a petite piece of art, offering all sorts of creativity when it comes to artistic arrangements and styling.

{SPECIAL FEATURES}

• Hard to find pattern and piece
• Dark cherry red and ivory color palette
• Stamped on bottom with maker's mark

{CONDITION}

In beautiful vintage condition, this sugar bowl contains no chips, cracks, spots or staining. The transferware is crisp and clear. Please note this bowl, does not come with it original lid.

{SIZE}

Measures 3.75" inches (diameter) x 2.75" inches (height) and weighs 8 oz.