Waste Bowl 1845

"Waste Bowl" is a silver bowl created by American silversmith Andrew Ellicott Warner in 1845. The piece is a beautiful example of the Rococo style, with intricate floral designs and a coat of arms at the center. The bowl is decorated with raised designs depicting a Chinese pagoda surrounded by lush flora. The detailed ornamentation speaks to the craftsmanship and popularity of the Rococo style in 19th-century America. This bowl is a testament to the artistic skills of the American silversmith during the 19th century. The "Waste Bowl" currently resides in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY.