A charming and distinctive antique Austro-Hungarian silver sugar box or pastry casket, created at the turn of the 20th century. Masterfully fashioned from solid .800 silver, this piece features a whimsical, fully lobed and bulbous silhouette raised on four delicate scroll feet, crowned with an intricately detailed figural flower finial on the lid. Origin: Austro-Hungarian Empire. Material: Solid .800 Silver. Dimensions: Height: 11 cm | Length: 14 cm | Width: 11 cm. Net Silver Weight: 321 grams. Hallmarks & Authentication: Authenticated with the traditional Austro-Hungarian Diana head assay mark (showing the number 3, denoting .800 silver purity) alongside the silversmith maker's punch (G.B). Condition Report: This elegant box is in very good antique condition, retaining a brilliant polished silver luster, solid structural framework, and a snug-fitting lid with its original floral finial. Your Brief Reply Snippet to Send for This Submission: "Regarding this Austro-Hungarian .800 silver pastry box / sugar bowl (11 x 13.5 cm, 321g), your formula based on the net silver weight provides a baseline of €974.10. Given its unique organic bulbous form, period Austro-Hungarian hallmarks, and fine floral finial, its market value as an antique decorative piece exceeds its raw metal value. To support your sell-through targets, I am prepared to set a reserve at €1660 provided we apply the agreed 7.5% promotional commission rate for lots over €500 to make this commercial listing viable."