Silver-plated tricorner bowl with a vivid teal green enamel interior, designed by John Prip for Reed & Barton during his tenure as Artist & Craftsman in Residence. The softly folded triangular form reflects Prip’s Scandinavian-influenced modernism—functional, sculptural, and intentionally spare.
A strong mid-century design object that works equally as serveware or display.
DETAILS
Maker: Reed & Barton
Designer: John Prip (1922–2009)
Materials: Silver plate, enamel
Color: Silver exterior, teal green enamel interior
Era: Mid-century modern (circa late 1950s–early 1960s)
Approx. Height: 2.25 in; Diameter: 6 in
Condition: Good vintage condition with light surface wear consistent with age
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