Reed & Barton silverplate scalloped serving bowl with fluted design. Still Sticker. 8” X3”

Reed & Barton is a historic American silversmith company, founded in 1824 in Taunton, Massachusetts. They are renowned for their high-quality sterling silver and silver-plated hollowware, flatware, and decorative items. The company has a long tradition of craftsmanship, producing pieces that are both functional and aesthetically pleasing, often for formal dining and special occasions.

This particular piece, likely a serving bowl or tray, exhibits a scalloped rim and fluted body, characteristic of mid-century design trends. Such items were popular for serving fruits, breads, or other appetizers, adding a touch of elegance to table settings. While not sterling silver, the silverplate construction still offers a lustrous appearance and collectible appeal for those appreciating vintage tableware.