Jardinière - Brass - Art Nouveau






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Large solid brass cache-pot in Art Nouveau style with lion-head rings, dating 1850–1900; H 22 cm, W 20 cm, D 22 cm; weight 1.14 kg; good used condition with small signs of aging; origin Spain.
Description from the seller
Magnificent large solid-brass cache-pot / planter – Lion decorations
Very handsome large cache-pot in solid brass, with refined style and plenty of character.
The piece is adorned with two rings shaped like lion heads on the sides and rests on three feet representing lion paws set on spheres, giving it a particularly elegant and original look.
A superb decorative object that will bring a baroque, vintage, and chic touch to an interior.
It can hold a plant, a bouquet, or be used simply as a decorative element.
Dimensions :
Height: 22 cm
Diameter: 20 cm
Weight: 1.140 kg
Material: solid brass
An imposing and decorative piece, ideal for brass enthusiasts, for baroque style, antique objects, and vintage decoration.
At the back of an attic, it has never been used but bears the trace of time nonetheless (see photos).
Seller's Story
Magnificent large solid-brass cache-pot / planter – Lion decorations
Very handsome large cache-pot in solid brass, with refined style and plenty of character.
The piece is adorned with two rings shaped like lion heads on the sides and rests on three feet representing lion paws set on spheres, giving it a particularly elegant and original look.
A superb decorative object that will bring a baroque, vintage, and chic touch to an interior.
It can hold a plant, a bouquet, or be used simply as a decorative element.
Dimensions :
Height: 22 cm
Diameter: 20 cm
Weight: 1.140 kg
Material: solid brass
An imposing and decorative piece, ideal for brass enthusiasts, for baroque style, antique objects, and vintage decoration.
At the back of an attic, it has never been used but bears the trace of time nonetheless (see photos).
