Strainer

Paul Revere II

Cleveland Museum of Art

The Strainer by Paul Revere II: A silver-colored metal strainer with an oval bowl and perforated bottom sits on a gray background with a subtle shadow. The strainer features two handles on each side, each with a decorative swirl at the end. The handles are attached to the bowl via small metal pins. The bowl's interior displays a pattern of small holes arranged in a circular design. The metal appears slightly worn, giving it a subtle sheen. The handles are positioned symmetrically, with the left handle featuring a small loop at the end and the right handle ending in a similar loop. The overall shape and design of the strainer suggest it is a kitchen utensil used for draining liquids from food.