Vintage Brass Grape Vine Embossed Planter Jardiniere Cachepot Footed Beaded Neck
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Condition: Used vintage condition with honest wear. The foot ring has a split at the edge and the base is creased, the rim and neck have dents, there is a green verdigris patch on the shoulder, and a few white paint specks sit on the rim and inside. Best used as a decorative cachepot rather than to hold water. See photos.
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Grapes and vines have been a favorite motif on decorative brass planters for much of the last century, and this little footed jardinière carries the look well. Clusters of grapes and leaves wrap around the body, and a beaded band at the neck gives it a classic cachepot character. Set it on a sideboard, mantel or windowsill with a small nursery pot or a faux arrangement tucked inside, and the warm copper-brown and brass tones do the rest.
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- Key facts: footed round bowl form with a flared neck and rolled shoulder, no handles.
- Embossed grape clusters, leaves and vines around the body, with the grapevine pattern repeated on the inside.
- Beaded band at the neck.
- Thin pressed metal in brass and copper tones, light at about half a pound.
Condition: Used vintage condition with honest wear. The foot ring has a split at the edge and the base is creased, the rim and neck have dents, there is a green verdigris patch on the shoulder, and a few white paint specks sit on the rim and inside. Best used as a decorative cachepot rather than to hold water. See photos.
Please note: decorative use only, not for holding water.
The photos are part of the description, and it will be packed with care.