Pewter Spoon Holder c. 1937

Beulah Bradleigh's "Pewter Spoon Holder" is a watercolor design created in the 1930s. The artwork depicts a silver-toned, round, flower-patterned vase, with a stylized floral motif, and a decorative pattern at the neck. The artwork was likely a design for a spoon holder, showcasing Bradleigh's artistic talent and vision for functional and aesthetic objects. Bradleigh, who lived from 1855 to 1995, was a prolific artist whose designs are characterized by their delicate details and emphasis on the beauty of everyday objects. This design would have been a popular choice for those who enjoyed a blend of traditional and modern aesthetics.