Antique Reed & Barton Silver Soldered Food Cloche From Historic Davenport Hotel

An antique food cloche by American silversmiths Reed & Barton that was originally part of the fine dining service at the historic Davenport Hotel. Featuring a classic oval silhouette with elegant lobed detailing and a recessed drop-ring handle, this piece embodies the "Hotel Silver" aesthetic—built for durability without sacrificing sophistication. Whether you are covering a signature roast or displaying it as a focal point on a sideboard, its rich patina and storied provenance make it a standout addition to any collection.

The Davenport Hotel in Spokane, WA, is famous for being a luxurious, technologically advanced hotel for its time (opened 1914) with features like air conditioning and a pipe organ, hosting numerous celebrities and U.S. Presidents, its stunning ornate architecture (especially the Hall of Doges). It's known for opulence, legendary status, and being the site where the first Crab Louis was served.

• 14"L x 9.75"W x 4"H
• USA, 1914
• Excellent condition with a warm, authentic patina and minor surface wear consistent with its history in a grand hotel

House of Andaloo Styling Tip:

This cloche isn't just for the dining room. Place it over a marble slab to create a stunning "hidden" cheese board or use it in the kitchen to keep pastries fresh while adding an air of old-world charm to your countertop.