The "Aegis" Art Deco Shell Dish by F.B. Rogers

A sculptural relic of the Art Deco era. This shell-shaped tray by the renowned F.B. Rogers Silver Co. is a beautiful intersection of architectural symmetry and organic inspiration. Featuring a distinctive fan-like ribbing and a softly scalloped "hinge" detail, it captures the 1930s fascination with streamlined natural forms.

Whether used as a sophisticated "catch-all" for your daily jewelry or displayed as a standalone object of art, its luminous silver-plate finish adds a touch of historic glamour to the modern vanity. The gentle wear and minor character marks only serve to highlight its authentic vintage journey, making it a fitting companion for the raw textures of the Littoral archive.

Curator’s Specifications:

• Maker: F.B. Rogers Silver Co. (Pattern 1039).
• Era: Art Deco (Circa 1930s–40s).
• Material: Silver plate with a luminous finish.
• Dimensions: Approx. 5" wide
• The "Researcher" Note: F.B. Rogers (founded in 1883 in Shelburne Falls, MA) is celebrated for bringing high-design silver forms to the American home. This shell motif is a classic "Scallop" pattern, often used in Deco interiors to symbolize rebirth and the elegance of the sea.
• Condition: Good vintage condition; features a light, authentic patina and minor wear consistent with nearly a century of use.

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