Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver Scalloped Bowl - Art Deco Era 1915 - 550g
Exquisite Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver Scalloped Bowl
A magnificent example of early 20th-century American silver craftsmanship from one of the world's most prestigious silversmiths. This authentic Tiffany & Co. sterling silver bowl showcases the exceptional artistry and quality that made Tiffany renowned worldwide.
Identification and Markings
The bowl is made of sterling silver (925-1000) and is marked "Tiffany & Co Makers, 18850, 5451, Sterling Silver, 925-1000, with an M", indicating authenticity and production under Tiffany & Co. The letter "M" denotes the period of John C. Moore II's directorship, which spanned 1907–1947, helping to date the piece within the Tiffany silver production timeline.
Design and Materials
- Scalloped, Gadrooned Rim - Low faceted sides with undulating edge
- Shape - Characteristic of neo-classical Edwardian design popular in the early 20th century
- Sterling Silver (925-1000) - Substantial 550 grams of pure sterling silver
- Traditional Style - Elegant, decorative craftsmanship combining functional and aesthetic qualities
Specifications
- Height: 2 inches / 5.08 cm
- Diameter: 9.75 inches / 24.77 cm
- Weight: 550 grams (18 oz)
- Markings: Tiffany & Co Makers, 18850, 5451, Sterling Silver, 925-1000, M
- Period: Art Deco / Edwardian (1907-1947)
- Country of Origin: United States
Historical Context
This bowl is from an era when Tiffany & Co. was recognized worldwide for superior quality silver, producing pieces that combined utility with artistic design. Early 20th-century Tiffany silverware reflected influences from both Edwardian neo-classical styles and the Art Nouveau movement, often featuring scalloped edges, engraved decoration, and high-quality metalwork.
Perfect for collectors of American silver, Art Deco decorative arts, or anyone seeking an authentic piece of Tiffany & Co. history. Can be displayed as a stunning centerpiece, used for serving, or appreciated purely as a work of art.
A rare opportunity to own a documented piece of Tiffany & Co. silver from the John C. Moore II era.