Antique English Engraved Sugar Dredger (Muffineer) | Barker Ellis | Late 19th Century | 6.5” Verishop At the center of the

At the center of the lid sits a striking ebony finial

• Maker’s mark: “S” with decorative head stamp to underside

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The Waterford Sheffield mark (W333) indicates a piece manufactured in England for Waterford using Sheffield’s renowned metalworking tradition

Antique English Engraved Sugar Dredger (Muffineer) | Barker Ellis | Late 19th Century | 6.5” Verishop At the center of theThis elegant antique sugar dredger, known in Europe as a muffineer, is a beautiful example of late 19th century English tableware, crafted by the renowned maker Barker Ellis of England. Traditionally used on Victorian breakfast tables to dust powdered sugar over muffins, cakes, and pastries, muffineers were both functional and decorative pieces. Today they remain beloved by collectors and bakers alike for their charm and craftsmanship. This particular