Burnished Silver Bowl

A generous circular form rendered in clear glass and finished in luminous enamel, the Burnished Silver Bowl carries the quiet authority of a sculptural object that has always belonged at the center of a considered room. Its proportions — sixteen inches across and rising six and a half inches — strike a balance between restraint and presence, wide enough to command a console or dining table without demanding attention through excess. John Richard brings to it the same curatorial sensibility that defines the collection: an object that reads as both ancient and entirely of the moment.