1936 Gorham Sterling Silver Waste Bowl Georgian Hand Chased 925 Silver

Exquisite Pre-War Gorham Sterling Silver Waste Bowl

A magnificent example of American silver craftsmanship from the golden age of sterling. This authentic 1936 Gorham waste bowl showcases the exceptional artistry and quality that made Gorham one of America's most prestigious silversmiths.

Distinctive Features:

• Solid Sterling Silver (925) - Substantial 368 grams 
• Hand-Chased Georgian Design - Intricate floral and scrollwork motifs meticulously crafted by skilled artisans.
• Pre-WWII Era Piece - Dated 1936 based on authentic maker's marks.
• Personal Monogram - Elegantly engraved with initials "LLC".
• Provenance - From a distinguished antique collector's estate in Fort Walton Beach, Florida

Specifications:

• Diameter: 5 inches
• Height: Approximately 3.5 inches
• Weight: 368 grams of sterling silver
• Piece Identifier: 615c
• Maker's Marks: Gorham, Sterling, Georgian Hand Chased

This waste bowl represents the pinnacle of 1930s American silver design, featuring the ornate Georgian revival style that was popular among discerning collectors of the era. The hand-chased detailing demonstrates the exceptional skill of Gorham's master craftsmen, with each floral element and scroll carefully worked by hand.

Perfect for collectors of American silver, Georgian-style decorative arts, or anyone seeking an authentic piece of pre-war luxury. Can be displayed as a stunning centerpiece, used for its original purpose in formal tea service, or appreciated purely as a work of art.

A rare opportunity to own a documented piece of American silver history with verified provenance.