A mid-century charmer from the Lovelace collection by International Silver Co., this footed silverplate bowl brings both elegance and versatility to your space. Model 3016, crafted in EPNS (electro-plated nickel silver), features intricate openwork, a scalloped edge, and three curled feet for a graceful lift.
 
The Lovelace pattern by International Silver Co. (model #3016) was manufactured beginning in the 1940s and remained in production into the 1960s. It was part of a broader mid-century push for decorative silverplate serveware that was both affordable and elegant, aimed at post-war American households furnishing for entertaining.
 
International Silver Co., formed in 1898 from a merger of several Connecticut-based silver manufacturers, became one of the dominant forces in 20th-century silver production. The Lovelace line—with its romantic openwork and lightweight feel—was a popular gift item for weddings and anniversaries and often appeared in catalogs and department store offerings during that era.
 
Measuring approx. 7 7/8" in diameter and 2 1/2" tall, it's the perfect size for a candy dish, vanity catch-all, or styled centerpiece. Recently polished, with gentle surface wear at the base that tells its vintage story.
 
Add it to a layered vignette with linens, wood, or cut crystal—or gift it to a collector who appreciates classic serveware.