Silver Sugar Bowl, Gebrüder Gerike, Berlin, 1830–1840
Small and finely crafted silver sugar bowl resting on paw feet with an octagonal body. The lid features a decorative vine-leaf frieze around the edge and a detailed relief appliqué depicting Venus and Cupid next to an amphora and a smoking brazier styled as an antique tripod. The bowl is lockable, and the key is included. The underside is stamped with “Gebrüder Gerike,” a trembleuse line, 12-loth silver mark, and control mark “A.” The workshop was founded in 1818 by brothers Johann Ludwig and Carl Adolf Gerike.
Dimensions
- Height
- 8 cm(3¼ in)
- Width
- 17 cm(6¾ in)
- Depth
- 12 cm(4¾ in)
Silver Sugar Bowl, Gebrüder Gerike, Berlin, 1830–1840
Price on request
Small and finely crafted silver sugar bowl resting on paw feet with an octagonal body. The lid features a decorative vine-leaf frieze around the edge and a detailed relief appliqué depicting Venus and Cupid next to an amphora and a smoking brazier styled as an antique tripod. The bowl is lockable, and the key is included. The underside is stamped with “Gebrüder Gerike,” a trembleuse line, 12-loth silver mark, and control mark “A.” The workshop was founded in 1818 by brothers Johann Ludwig and Carl Adolf Gerike.
| Units | H | W | D |
|---|---|---|---|
| EU cm | 8 | 17 | 12 |
| US in | 3¼ | 6¾ | 4¾ |
Choose options