This antique brass planter, dating from around 1900, exemplifies the refined decorative objects of the Belle Époque. Its appeal lies in its elegant repoussé decoration, featuring detailed motifs of cherries and foliage that demonstrate exceptional craftsmanship. Made entirely of brass, the piece has a classic oval silhouette resting on four finely sculpted claw feet. The repoussé work creates a rich texture and captivating relief across the entire exterior surface. Its practical dimensions—40 centimeters wide, 20 centimeters deep, and 20 centimeters high—make it an ideal container for floral arrangements or houseplants. The natural golden hue of the metal lends a luminous warmth to the piece. The planter is in good overall condition, faithfully reflecting its centuries-old history. It retains an authentic patina and undeniable character, with natural oxidation visible on the interior, attesting to its past use as a botanical container. The exterior finish retains its original luster while showcasing the charm of an antique piece. This collector's item integrates majestically into a classic, Art Nouveau, or eclectic interior. Placed on a console in an entryway, at the center of a dining table, or on a windowsill, it brings a touch of historical elegance and botanical sophistication to the living space.
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsGoldMaterialBrassNumber of items1Height21 cmWidth40 cmDepth15 cmSigns of usageDiscoloring, Scratches