There is a timeless grace in the way 19th-century hostesses showcased their finest fruits and sweets. This beautiful silver-plated frame, a meticulous reproduction from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, captures that "Curated Comfort" perfectly. Whether you are seeking a replacement for a cherished glass bowl or looking to repurpose this as a unique vessel for a dried floral arrangement, it brings a touch of slow-living elegance to any sideboard.
The frame has a substantial, weighted feel that speaks to its quality. The polished silver plate offers a brilliant, mirror-like reflection, while the intricate floral and fruit details provide a wonderful tactile texture. It feels like a piece of history preserved—bright, celebratory, and elegantly sturdy.
Era: Late 20th Century (Victorian Style).
Maker: Metropolitan Museum of Art (MMA).
Material: High-quality silver plate.
Excellent vintage condition. The plating is bright and intact with no visible "bleeding" to the base metal. It has been lightly polished to showcase its "story-filled patina."
Approximately 10" tall to the top of the handle; the bowl cradle fits a standard-size bride's bowl insert.
A sophisticated find for the collector of museum-quality reproductions or the lover of Victorian aesthetics. Claim this piece of museum history today with Free Shipping included!