Soup ladle

Minneapolis Institute of Art

Soup ladle

Silversmith: Paul Revere, Jr.LinkedCulture matchlcp-73abd8c4e2e5

Date
c. 1783
Medium
Silver
Department
Arts of the Americas
Institution
Minneapolis Institute of Art
Object ID
2203

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This pair of ladles demonstrates an evolution in eighteenth-century serving utensils in Boston and Philadelphia. The Revere spoon's shell bowl showcases a popular neoclassical motif and was raised in the traditional manner. In contrast, the smooth bowl of Lownes's ladle was first cast and then applied to a sleek raised handle. Both display bright-cut and engraved decoration on their handles, also favored during this era. United States, Americas

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Gift of James F. and Louise H. Bell, Charles H. Bell, and Samuel H. Bell

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