Art Deco Orange Glass Sugar Bowl with Silver Overlay

This is a vintage two-handled sugar bowl crafted from vibrant orange-tangerine glass, featuring an ornate silver overlay. The piece displays a squat, rounded form with two small integrated handles positioned on opposite sides. The exterior is decorated with an intricate Art Deco or Art Nouveau-inspired silver overlay pattern, consisting of elegant scrolls and a stylized central shield or monogram-style motif. A thick silver band finishes the rim, and the handles are also encased or highlighted in silver. Based on the style and materials, this likely dates to the early-to-mid 20th century (circa 1920s-1940s), a period when silver overlay on colored glass was popularized by makers like Rockwell or Silver City. The orange glass possesses a translucent quality with a glossy finish. Regarding condition, the silver shows noticeable tarnish and dark patina consistent with age, particularly on the handles and the central motif where oxidation is more pronounced. The silver at the rim appears to have some minor wear or pitting. There are no visible chips or cracks in the glass body in the current view, though slight surface scratches may be present. The craftsmanship reflects typical high-quality decorative tableware from the American Depression era.