The classical elegance of the Revere Bowl was first designed back in 1768 by Paul Revere – an early American silversmith. He lived in Boston, Massachusetts, and is famed for his ‘midnight ride’ to warn military forces of the arrival of British forces. He was involved in the military around the time of the American Revolution and is well known for his political involvement.
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The end to a year that will forever be etched into the soul of the entire world requires remembrance. Even small New Year’s Eve (NYE) rituals at home can still be fully decked out with stunning tableware that pays homage to the end of a tumultuous year.
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Paul Revere Bowls
You’ve probably heard of the Liberty Bell, but have you heard of the Liberty Bowl? Not the college football game played in Memphis, Tennessee, but an actual bowl made of silver. This may sound weird, but the production of the Liberty Bowl was a dangerous act of sedition, so much so that its creator, Paul Revere, never mentioned it in any of his business or private papers for fear of retribution. And, yes, you heard right, Paul Revere, that famous night rider.
