Embossed and chiselled silver sugar bowl in Empire style. Aesthetic characteristics Acanthus leaf decoration, typical of classical silverware. The edge of the lid is finished with a delicate laurel wreath. The lid is surmounted by a figure depicting an eagle with spread wings, a symbol often associated with power and nobility. The bowl rests on three slender legs ending in goat's hoof feet. A ram's head can be glimpsed on the upper part of the legs Silver 800, slight defects Weight gr.283