Royal Albert
Royal Albert Open Sugar Bowl - Unnamed Mint Green with Polka Dots
Royal Albert Open Sugar Bowl - Unnamed Mint Green with Polka Dots
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Delight in the charm of mid-20th century English china with this Royal Albert Open Sugar Bowl, part of a unique unnamed pattern from the 1950s. This sugar bowl is a beautiful example of Royal Albert’s dedication to craftsmanship and design, combining playful elements with timeless elegance. This open sugar bowl is a lovely addition to any collection of vintage china, particularly for those who appreciate the delicate charm of Royal Albert’s mid-century designs. Its unique and unnamed pattern adds a touch of rarity, making it a delightful piece for collectors or anyone who enjoys the elegance of vintage tableware.
Dimensions
Dimensions
- Height: 6.3cm
- Diameter (at widest point): 11.8cm
Condition
Condition
- Very Good - This Royal Albert open sugar bowl is in very good vintage condition, showing signs of gentle use and age.
- Gold Gilt: The gold trim around the rim shows some minor fading, particularly along the edges where it has thinned over time.
- Surface Wear: The interior and exterior of the bowl are in good condition, with only light surface wear that is consistent with its age.
- Polka Dots and Glaze: The polka dots remain vibrant, and the glaze is intact with a soft shine, adding to its overall appeal.
- There are no chips, cracks, or crazing, ensuring that this sugar bowl remains both a functional and decorative piece.
Special Characteristics
Special Characteristics
1. Pattern:
- Colour: The sugar bowl is finished in a soft mint green hue, consistent with the other pieces in this collection, creating a harmonious and cohesive look.
- Decoration: Tiny, evenly spaced dark green polka dots are scattered across the mint green background, adding a whimsical touch that balances the classic design.
- Gold Accents: The rim of the sugar bowl is delicately trimmed in gold gilt, providing a subtle yet luxurious contrast to the mint green. The gold detailing continues along the gently curved handles, enhancing the bowl’s elegant silhouette.
2. Shape:
-The sugar bowl features a classic round shape with gently flared edges, giving it a refined and graceful appearance and a scallop detail on the outside.
3. Historical Context:
- Produced during the 1950s, this Royal Albert sugar bowl is part of an unnamed pattern that reflects the post-war era’s shift towards more playful and colourful designs in tableware.
- During this time, Royal Albert experimented with various patterns, some of which were produced in smaller batches or remained unnamed, particularly if they were intended as short-run designs.
- The soft mint green colour combined with the polka dots exemplifies the period’s trend towards light-hearted yet refined designs, capturing the essence of mid-century British tableware.
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