On offer is a 1936 Birmingham sterling silver sugar bowl, fully hallmarked for Birmingham assay office and dated to the interwar period. The bowl is of classic twin handled form, raised on a circular foot, reflecting traditional English silver tableware design of the early 20th century.

Birmingham was one of the principal centres of English silver production, with its assay office playing a key role in hallmarking silver wares from the late 18th century onwards. This example weighs 99.2 grams and would originally have formed part of a domestic tea or table service. The maker’s mark is present but rubbed, as shown in the images.

Condition is honest and clearly reflected in the price. The bowl shows numerous small dents across the body and surface wear consistent with age and use. It is offered close to melt value in the hope of preserving it as an original piece of English silver rather than being scrapped.

📌 KEY FEATURES
✅ Genuine sterling silver sugar bowl
✅ Hallmarked Birmingham assay office, date letter 1936
✅ Traditional English twin handled bowl form
✅ Condition: maker’s mark rubbed, numerous small dents and surface wear
✅ Weight: 99.2 grams
✅ Approximate measurements: 3 inches tall x 5 inches wide including handles

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Stock code BSSSBMAM001