Covered Sugar Dish
Dateca. 1800
Marked by
Littleton Holland
(1770 - 1847)
MediumSilver
DimensionsOH: 9 5/8”; OW: 7”; OD: 4 ½”
Credit LineBequest of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Hennage
Object number2020-249,4a&b
DescriptionSilver sugar dish and cover (from a six-piece silver tea and coffee service): Shaped and stepped oval base supports deep oval fluted and paneled body with squared shoulders and incurving neck. Two high squared silver handles with curled projections on outer sides. Loose domed lid with compressed urn-shaped finial. Narrow engraved bright cut border at foot and broad bright cut bands below shoulder and at edge of lid. Engraved on both sides of body with bright cut shield enclosed by crossed fronds topped by a basket of flowersInscribedEngraved with a large, sprigged script “K” within shield on one side of body; shield on other side is blank
MarkingsMarked in relief in rectangular reserves on rim of foot: 1) “L HOLLAND” with a pellet between “L” and “H”; and 2) “STERLING”
ProvenanceJulia Bedford Krebs, original owner per vendor
Mary L Van Winkle (grandaughter)
Israel Sack
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph H. Hennage
Exhibition(s)
ca. 1800
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ca. 1795
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1785-1797
1790-1791