Description
... Spruce grows in front of the palace,
And under it is a crystal house;
The squirrel lives there tame
Yes, what a joke!
The squirrel sings a song,
Yes, nuts nibble everything,
And the nuts are not simple,
All shells are gold,
The kernels are pure emerald ...
These lines from the well-known since childhood works of A.S. Pushkin "The Tale of Tsar Saltan" served as a pretext for creating the Belochka sugar bowl.
The crystal base of the house is framed with elegant silver. The carved ornament of the architecture of those times was not just an ornament - it carried a special meaning. Our house is no exception - in the age-old Russian traditions here are depicted fairy tale plots symbolizing the struggle between good and evil. Strict architectural elements are enlivened by a gilded floral ornament, which creates a harmonious ensemble of creations of nature and man.
In the center of attention, of course, the main character in the plot is Squirrel. She cracks her golden nuts with great dexterity, taking out ... real emeralds!
As a real miracle happened in a fairy tale, you can look at this product. But this does not prevent us from using it for its intended purpose - the lid of the sugar bowl opens comfortably and the sweets from such a crystal house seem much more delicious to everyone.
Characteristics
- packaging
- branded case
- finishing
- oxidation, gilding
- vendor code
- 7209
- material
- 925 sterling silver, crystal
- inserts
- hydrothermal emeralds, topaz





