A very nice, painted (original surface) 19th century treenware covered sugar bowl. The bowl retains its original mustard paint along with dark blue and red striping. 5” tall (top of the finial), 2 ¼” diameter and the top, 2 ½” diameter base; the bulbous body is about 3 ¾” across at its widest point. It dates c. 1850-1860. This piece of treenware is clean and ready to use, if so desired. It is in very fine condition with no splits, cracks or chips on the exterior (a short shrink-line on the inside); the surface is original with some minor, scatted flaking on the body and on the blue in the lid. There is a minor ding on the side that has caused a little of the paint to chip. A most unusual piece of teen!

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