Antique Sugar Bowl with Mourners | Early 19th Century Sowter & CompanyExquisite, very rare, early 19th century sugar bowl made of white salt glazed stoneware with mourning figures weeping beside urns on either side. Condition is excellent with some very minor fleabites on the inside rim. Not marked, but the same piece is well documented at the Monmouth County Historical Society website. Measures about 5. 5 x 4 x 6.

” Condition is good overall with some edgewear

sometimes rosary beads

They are very hard to get outside of Europe- I’d be keeping it if I didn’t already have a spectacular monstrance of my own

The name plate on the reverse says “La Rosa

souvenirs from the Bramber Museum

18” tall

Leatherbound

Refer to photos for size and condition: There is a hairline crack on the bottom that does not show inside the bowl

Be advised

The caption: “Caught

Transgressive photographer Joel-Peter Witkin draws from 4 different collections of photographs for this monograph of graphic & challenging images he finds inspirational: 19th century insane asylum photos

making this print a cut above the typical engravings & lithograph prints