1960s Mid-Century Modern Sterling Silver Triangular Serving Bowl – R. Sanchez – Sanborns

During the mid-twentieth century a group of innovative silversmiths produced a wide range of sterling works for Sanborn’s of Mexico. This unique “organic” is in the shape of a “Reuleaux” triangle – created by the intersection of three overlapping circles. Today it is just as chic over half a century since it was created by R. Sanchez .Quite heavy – it is stamp marked “HECHO EN MEXICO R SANCHEZ ESTERLING 925” with a blurred yet still recognizable second stamp which reads “SANBORNS MEXICO STERLING”. Weight 17.04 troy ounces.

Measures 8.5″ long x 8.5″ wide x 2.75″ high.

In very good vintage condition. Overall no dents, marks, warping, deep scratches, or issues of note. With the exception of one “dimple” bump out in the center of one side. Frankly, we’re not sure that this wasn’t intentional. But still feel the need to call attention to it. Otherwise light surface marks commensurate with vintage age/use and repeated polishing. See photos for details.