Edwardian Sterling Silver Scalloped Sugar Bowl – Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, 1907

A stunning antique Edwardian hallmarked sterling silver open sugar bowl of refined form and timeless elegance, raised on four gracefully shaped feet and finished with a beautifully scalloped rim.

Crafted by the esteemed Atkin Brothers (Harry Atkin) and fully hallmarked for Sheffield, 1907, this exceptional piece reflects the superior craftsmanship and understated sophistication synonymous with early 20th-century English silver.

The balanced proportions, gently flared bowl and elevated stance create a striking yet functional table piece suited to both formal dining and curated silver collections.
With its substantial weight and elegant presence, this Edwardian sugar bowl is a fine collector’s piece and a distinguished addition to any classic or contemporary silver setting.

Condition: Excellent antique condition with a bright, well-preserved finish and light age-appropriate wear commensurate with careful use. No visible dents or structural damage.

Dimensions: Diameter 12 cm × Height 6.4 cm
Weight: 170 grams