Elegant Danish sugar sifter from Copenhagen, dating to around 1930. The piece combines a richly cut crystal body with a finely crafted sterling silver top fitted with a practical bayonet lock closure. The silver lid is made of 830 silver and bears Danish hallmarks together with the maker’s mark of the silversmith Cort Hannibal. The domed pierced cover is decorated with subtle ornamental detailing, while the heavy crystal body displays deep geometric hand-cut patterns of excellent quality. A refined Scandinavian Art Deco object, both decorative and functional. Details: Maker: Cort Hannibal Origin: Copenhagen, Denmark Year: circa 1930 Material: 830 silver and cut crystal Height: 14 cm Diameter: 7 cm Total weight: 278 grams Condition: very good overall condition with minor signs of age and careful use. The condition is clearly visible in the photographs. The item will be carefully packaged and shipped with tracking and insurance.