Sugar bowls

If we present ourselves in a grocery store and ask who is behind the counter two pounds of disaccharide sucrose and we're lucky, the clerk will ask us if we mean sugar. Sugar, which in Arabic is called Sukkar, derived from the beet or from the sugar cane, what would we do if there was no sugar! Probably the cakes would be less attractive to our taste, even fine powdered sugar would disappear, but also many drinks would occupy a less important part in our daily diet. And we would not even enjoy the experience of a good sweet coffee during a coffee break by drawing the sugar in grains from a sugar bowl in white porcelain majolica Tiffani; or even enjoy a good tea during a tea break stapling squares of sugar from a sugar bowl in fine Tiffani porcelain artistically decorated by hand. The Tiffani sugar bowl is known is never alone: it is always kindly accompanied by porcelain tea cups decorated Tiffani: a real composition of art.