Elegant and timeless, this is how the silverplated entree bowls from the house of "Joseph Rodgers & Sons Sheffield" present themselves. In an era when dinner was considered a ritual experience, these bowls were not regarded as mere vessels but as testaments to good taste and the host's etiquette.
The turn of the century in England was marked by changes and innovations that were reflected in the finest details of daily life. These oval-shaped treasures date from precisely this period. With a carefully designed pearl frieze on the rim that underlines their exclusivity, they are not only decorative accessories on any festive table, but also tell stories of times gone by.
The bowls are not only functional - they are a symbol of the elegance and sophistication of the early 20th century. They bear witness to opulent banquets where the entrée made its glamorous appearance as an elaborate starter. A closer look reveals the masterly craftsmanship of the renowned manufacturer "Joseph Rodgers & Sons Sheffield". Every curve, every cut reflects the dedication and skill of their creators.
A special feature of these bowls is their two-piece design: the handles can be twisted off. This opened up a multitude of possibilities for the hosts of the time. Whether for serving, presenting or simply keeping the delicious contents warm - they were always an eye-catcher. And they have remained so to this day.
Whether as an exquisite heirloom to carry on the family tradition or as a stylish accessory for modern celebrations - these bowls are not just vessels, but a piece of living history. A touch of nostalgia paired with timeless design makes them a must-have for any lover of antiques and fine taste.
In a world that is constantly changing, these entree bowls offer a constant reminder of the craftsmanship and elegance of times gone by. A true masterpiece that no collection should be without.
Dimensions & Details
- L/W/H 26 cm x 19,5 cm x 14,5 cm
- silver plated metal
- condition very good