Sugar Sifter

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The image shows a sugar sifter by artist not specified. The sifter is made of shiny metal, likely silver, and has a long handle that curves upward at the end. The bowl of the sifter is perforated with many small holes. The bowl is positioned at an angle, with the handle extending to the right and upward. The sifter casts a shadow on the surface below it. The background is a plain, light-colored surface, possibly a table or countertop. The surface is flat and even, with no visible texture or pattern. The overall appearance of the image is simple and utilitarian, with the sifter being the main focus.