A pair of classic Art Deco (or Art Nouveau/Amsterdam School style) black lacquered wooden flower stands (pedestals) from the first half of the 20th century (typically from the 1920s or 1930s). Style and characteristics: • Design: A slender, tall structure standing on four legs. The upper part of the legs is curved and connects to the round top plate, while a smaller, round connecting shelf (lower tray) on the lower part stabilizes the furniture and provides space for a second, smaller plant or decorative object. • Style: The clean, geometric, yet softly curved lines evoke the design of late Art Nouveau and early Art Deco (similar pieces often appear in the furniture art of the Dutch Amsterdamse School). • Uses: They were originally used to highlight large ferns, hanging houseplants or elegant vases, but they also work perfectly as standalone designer furniture or special lamp holders in modern interiors. Completely modernized black lacquered furniture with minimal signs of use. We can mail them separately, in two different packages.