Paris Lidded Sugar Dish

This is a nice lidded sugar dish made by one of the Paris region makers around 1800. It is very well handpainted with two medallions in whitish color with a red background surrounded by gilding as well as a nice floral garland and a fancy white decoration on a brown background. Lots of detail and quality in this piece more so than the other pieces one sees. It has two lady head handles that are gilded and a gold trim to top and bottom rim. The piece is in superb condition with just a bit of wear but even that is minimal and a small stained line on the inside that is not on the outside nor near a rim. It is 5.75 inches tall (including the lid) and 3.875 inches in diameter. The sugar dish is unmarked which is normal for these makers during this time period. Please email me for more information or other pictures.