Jazz Bowl, circa 1931

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Bowl (Vessel)

Date Made

circa 1931

Summary

24-year-old-artist Vilktor Schreckengost designed a punch bowl in 1930 depicting New Year's Eve festivities in New York City as a celebration of the Jazz Age. He was commissioned by Eleanor Roosevelt who was so pleased with it that she ordered two more copies. Three versions were produced; this is the third version, intended for mass-production, dubbed "The Poor Man's Jazz Bowl".

Object ID

83.185.1

Credit

From the Collections of The Henry Ford.

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