A rare early 20th-century Anglo-Indian silver sugar caster on a circular foot, unmarked, from Madras, c1920. The body has five large oval embossed panels, bordered with plain silver and floral motifs, depicting a Vaishnava deity standing on a lotus, in the Swami style. The domed screw thread top presents a chased decoration of stylised semi-circular acanthus leaves and drill pierced holes.

Indian Colonial Silver Sugar Caster, Madras, c1920

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In excellent condition, with the expected wear commensurate with age. A highly collectable piece and a treasure. If you have any questions, or you require additional photos with the sugar caster, do not hesitate to contact us.

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Indian Colonial Silver Sugar Caster, Madras, c1920

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