Abdulhamid II Period, Tughra, Feet, Sweetness The sweetness sits on a base that expands at the bottom and has four legs for a balanced stance. The edges of the feet and sole are enriched with flowing, curved lines and reliefs reminiscent of the baroque style. These decorations imply that the object comes from a period of high aesthetic value. The body part is decorated with floral motifs carved or embossed. These decorations were probably applied by hand during the making of the dessert and are craftsmanship that requires a lot of attention and mastery. A coat of arms or monogram is placed in a large area between the motifs; This adds a personal attribute to the jug or a sign that it belongs to a family. The lid is there to protect the jug from dust and external factors. At the top of the lid, there is a finial (top ornament) in vegetal form that can be used to lift or open the jug. This finial not only adds elegance to the jug, but also provides practical use. Such elaborate sweetness would often have been used either in religious ceremonies, special celebrations, or in the homes of people of high social status. Additionally, this type of object can be of particular interest to a collector because its unique craftsmanship and possibly the history on it provide insight into the social and cultural structure of the period. With all these features, this sweetness stands out as a valuable piece that reflects the handicraft and artistic expression of the past. Length: 22 cm, Diameter 11.5 cm, Weight: 430 gr.
