Silver Soldered Sugar Bowl with Lid (Pre 1900's) Antique L.Barth & Co, Inc -

Description

This is a great antique piece of silver soldered service.  After research we discovered some history on the company L. Barth and from that and the markings we have come to the conclusion this wonderful sugar bowl is most likely pre-1900's.  It is very heavy at 1 1/2 lbs and is about 6" across (including handles).   Unlike most of his work this piece does not have a hotel or train name but does have a symbol in the marking that looks to be a pineapple or something similar.
L. Barth and Company business was founded by Leopold Barth in 1868. His son Harry was added to the firm to become L. Barth & Son c. 1900. Merged with the Albert Pick Co. to become the Albert Pick-L. Barth Co. 1926-1931. L Barth & Sons of New York were an important wholesaler of chinaware and silverware for hotels and railroads etc.
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