Salver by Edward Winslow

Salver c. 1715

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round frame

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food

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wedding photograph

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3d printed part

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rounded shape

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jewelry design

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round design

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curved arc

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"Salver" is a silver serving dish, crafted by American silversmith Edward Winslow circa 1715. The piece is known for its distinctive trilobate shape, a design common in the early 18th century. The salver is a fine example of American silversmithing during the colonial period, showcasing the skill and craftsmanship of the time. It is currently on display at the Art Institute of Chicago.

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