Found at an estate sale in Hancock Park, this vintage American silver-plated serving bowl was made by Wm. Rogers & Son and bears pattern number 427.
Its softly scalloped rim is pierced with delicate ornament, while small feet give the bowl a graceful, almost elevated presence.
Once made for serving at the table, it has been restored and filled with three wicks and candlelight—equally at home beside the bath, on a bedside table, or anywhere a small pool of light is welcome.
7½ inches diameter × 4½ inches high
Details
Dimensions: 7½ inches diameter × 4½ inches high
Weight: To come
Maker: Wm. Rogers & Son
Origin: American
Material: Silver plate
Pattern: No. 427
Era: Vintage, likely 20th century
Found: Hancock Park, Los Angeles
Wax: 100% soy wax
Wicks: Three cotton wicks
Burn time: To come
Fragrance: To come
Refillable
One of One
Found at an estate sale in Hancock Park, this vintage American silver-plated serving bowl was made by Wm. Rogers & Son and bears pattern number 427.
Its softly scalloped rim is pierced with delicate ornament, while small feet give the bowl a graceful, almost elevated presence.
Once made for serving at the table, it has been restored and filled with three wicks and candlelight—equally at home beside the bath, on a bedside table, or anywhere a small pool of light is welcome.
7½ inches diameter × 4½ inches high
Details
Dimensions: 7½ inches diameter × 4½ inches high
Weight: To come
Maker: Wm. Rogers & Son
Origin: American
Material: Silver plate
Pattern: No. 427
Era: Vintage, likely 20th century
Found: Hancock Park, Los Angeles
Wax: 100% soy wax
Wicks: Three cotton wicks
Burn time: To come
Fragrance: To come
Refillable
One of One
