Family-held objects and volumesRB-PHO-0285

The sugar caster’s body and cover are shown apart

This object photograph separates the sugar caster’s body from its cover so both can be examined. The family kept the two parts together with the other silver pieces. The view records construction and condition, but not maker or date.

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SeriesFamily-held objects and volumes

Archive reference
RB-PHO-0285
Date
Probably late nineteenth or early twentieth century; provisional visual assessment
Digital image
2400 × 3200 pixels
Evidence status
Related documentary view of RB-PHO-0282
Source and provenance
Family-held objects. Their association with Margarete ‘Mutti’ Reichenbach’s emigration is family testimony recorded by Susan Reichenbach Heyman on 5 August 2026. Related view of RB-PHO-0282.
Credit
Reichenbach Family Archive
Rights
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Image treatment
Related access image preserved with the parent object record; no additional treatment note is recorded.

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Reichenbach Family Archive. “The sugar caster’s body and cover are shown apart.” Probably late nineteenth or early twentieth century; provisional visual assessment. RB-PHO-0285. https://www.reichenbacharchive.org/objects/rb-pho-0285.

Permanent URLhttps://www.reichenbacharchive.org/objects/rb-pho-0285