Sauceboat 1822 - 1825

Frederick Marquand's "Sauceboat" (1822-1825) is a silver serving piece, part of a larger set, now in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The piece, with its gently curved spout and rounded form, exemplifies the refined aesthetic of early 19th-century silver craftsmanship. Its understated elegance and practical design reflect the evolving taste of the period, where functionality and beauty were equally valued. The piece is a testament to Marquand's skill as a silversmith, showcasing his ability to create a functional object with artistic merit.