A set of two 'color-glazed' silver-plated bowls designed by metal smith, John Prip and introduced by Reed and Barton as the "Color-Clad" line in 1961. Reed and Barton offered color glazes resembling enamel in a range of jewel tones. The ruby red round dish is one of the earliest colors offered, while the green triangular dish is a later color addition.
Very fine, polished condition; only light tarnish/wear remains, including light scuffs.
The green triangular bowl retains the Reed & Barton manufacturer's tag and is marked Reed & Barton 261. Measures H: 4" x D: 9.13" x L: 9"
The ruby round bowl retains the Reed & Barton manufacturer's tag and branding. Measures H: 4" x Diameter: 8.13"
Listing is for the set of two pieces.
Reference: Modernism in American Silver: 20th Century Design, Jewel Stern (examples are illustrated on pages 270-271).


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Very fine, polished condition; only light tarnish/wear remains, including light scuffs.

Dimensions:
Height: 4 in.
Width: 9 in.
Depth: 9.13 in.

Category: Serving Bowls
Origin: United States
Materials: Metal
Creator: Brand: Reed and Barton; Designer: John Prip

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Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; Very fine, polished condition; only light tarnish/wear remains, including light scuffs.