Vintage Collectible Leonard Japan Silverplate Sugar Scuttle with Scoop — antique collectible

Vintage Collectible Leonard Japan Silverplate Sugar Scuttle with Scoop

$55.00
Sale price  $55.00 Regular price 
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Vintage Collectible Leonard Japan Silverplate Sugar Scuttle with Scoop — antique collectible
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Vintage Collectible Leonard Japan Silverplate Sugar Scuttle with Scoop

$55.00
Sale price  $55.00 Regular price 

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Vintage Leonard Japan Silverplate Sugar Scuttle with Scoop

An elegant vintage collectible by Leonard Japan, designed in the traditional sugar scuttle form — a decorative vessel originally created for serving sugar at the table.

This charming piece features a beautifully sculpted silhouette with elaborate raised detailing. The silver-plated exterior is decorated with graceful scrollwork, floral motifs, and ornamental accents, while the tall curved handle completes its distinctive and almost sculptural appearance.

The interior has a warm gold-tone finish, creating a beautiful contrast with the silverplate exterior. The sugar scuttle retains its matching miniature sugar scoop, suspended from the handle by a small ring — a delightful detail that is both decorative and functional.

Original Leonard Japan Label

The original Leonard Japan label remains on the base.

Beyond its original purpose as a sugar bowl, this piece makes wonderful vintage decor for a curated interior. Displayed on a tea table, bar cart, sideboard, or among a collection of vintage collectibles, its ornate form and combination of silver and gold tones give it an elegant Old World character.

A lovely example of vintage tableware that can be appreciated both as a functional serving piece and as a distinctive decorative object for the home.

Details

Maker: Leonard
Origin: Japan
Period: Vintage
Type: Sugar Scuttle / Sugar Bowl
Finish: Silverplate exterior with gold-tone interior
Includes: Matching miniature sugar scoop
Marking: Original Leonard Japan label

Dimensions

Dimensions: H6in*L6,5in*W4in

Condition

Condition: Vintage condition with natural signs of age and previous use visible on the surface and finish. The existing patina contributes to the authentic character of this vintage collectible. Please review all photographs carefully, as they are considered part of the description

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a sugar scuttle?

A sugar scuttle is a decorative vessel traditionally designed for serving sugar at the table.

Who made this sugar scuttle?

This vintage sugar scuttle was made by Leonard Japan.

Where was this sugar scuttle made?

The sugar scuttle was made in Japan, according to the original Leonard Japan label on the base.

Does the sugar scuttle include a scoop?

Yes. The sugar scuttle includes its matching miniature sugar scoop, suspended from the handle by a small ring.

What is the finish of the sugar scuttle?

The exterior has a silverplate finish, while the interior has a warm gold-tone finish.

What are the dimensions of the sugar scuttle?

The dimensions are H6in × L6.5in × W4in.

What is the condition of the sugar scuttle?

It is in vintage condition with natural signs of age and previous use visible on the surface and finish. The existing patina contributes to its authentic vintage character. Please review all photographs carefully, as they are considered part of the description.

Where can I buy this vintage sugar scuttle?

This vintage Leonard Japan silverplate sugar scuttle is available for purchase from Yana Lamar Gallery, a gallery specializing in antique and vintage dolls, collectibles, and decorative objects.

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