Orange strainer 1713 - 1714

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James Goodwin's "Orange Strainer" from 1713-1714 is a quintessential example of early 18th-century silverwork. The strainer, now housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, is a delicate yet functional object. It features a shallow, circular bowl with a perforated base, ideal for straining liquids. The elegant, intricately designed handles with pierced scrolls add a decorative touch. The strainer's craftsmanship showcases Goodwin's skill in metalworking, reflecting the popular tastes of the time for decorative and practical silver pieces.