Sugar bowl with a bucket shape that flares out twice and tapers in towards the base. The exterior is matte black with some slight impressed banding visible on the body. The lid is circular with an exaggerated 'u' shape in its center.

Sugar Bowl

Designed by David Puxley, Wedgwood

1964-1967

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