An Edwardian brass and copper plant stand Circa 1910, comprising of an external cage structure formed with stacking rods which enclose the internal removable copper liner.
A fantastic example of the period, having gained a wonderful patina following over a century of wear with no losses to the structural integrity making it suitable for continued use.
Small in scale yet visually impactful, and a predecessor to later similar but less detailed variations, with eight brass finials forming both ornamentation and stylish feet. All of these features will ensure a fine pairing to succulents and flowers alike.
