1907 British Antique Cut Glass & Sterling Silver Lid Sugar Caster by Robert Pringle

This is an Edwardian sugar caster made by the Birmingham workshop "Robert Pringle & Sons" in 1907. The heavy crystal glass features precise, hand-cut stars and geometric patterns that sparkle like jewels when they catch the light. The sterling silver lid is adorned with elegant scrollwork engravings and delicate openwork (pierced decoration), reflecting the superior craftsmanship of the era. It is a masterpiece that will elevate your tea time with elegance every time you sprinkle powdered sugar or spices at the table. 【Condition】 Appearance: ★★★★☆　A beautiful item with no noticeable scratches or stains Function: ★★★★☆ Little to no issues despite slight signs of wear ・The glass portion has very minor nicks but no cracks or fractures ・The lid bears the sterling silver hallmark of the British Assay Office ・The lid closes securely 　*Please note that there may be minor scratches or stains not described individually. 　*Please check the photos before making your purchase. 【Details】 ・Maker: Robert Pringle & Sons (Estimated: hallmark is unclear) ・Year of manufacture: 1907 (Birmingham 'h') ・Material: Container: Glass 　　　　Lid: Sterling Silver (925/1000) ・Size: Height 142 x Diameter 62 mm ・Weight: 206g (including 17g for the sterling silver lid) ※We only have this one item in stock. ※Please feel free to ask if you have any questions.