£395.00
This Edwardian brass planter, also suitable as a fireside bucket for kindling, makes a striking addition to any interior.
Featuring a refined Edwardian design on both sides and fitted with two practical handles, the piece reflects the elegance and flowing forms typical of the period’s artistic style—one that aimed to move beyond traditional design and embrace a more modern aesthetic.
This Edwardian brass planter, also suitable as a fireside bucket for kindling, makes a striking addition to any interior.
Featuring a refined Edwardian design on both sides and fitted with two practical handles, the piece reflects the elegance and flowing forms typical of the period’s artistic style—one that aimed to move beyond traditional design and embrace a more modern aesthetic.
Whether used to display plants, store kindling, or simply serve as a decorative accent, this versatile brass planter brings a touch of timeless sophistication and historical charm to any space.
Crafted during the Edwardian period (circa 1901–1910)—a time known for its graceful transition from Victorian ornamentation to a lighter, more refined aesthetic—this piece features elegant detailing on both sides and is fitted with two practical side handles. Its design reflects the flowing, organic forms popular in the era’s decorative arts, which aimed to break from tradition and embrace a more modern sensibility.
This Edwardian brass planter is in good antique condition, showing signs of age and use consistent with its history. There are small dents visible, likely from previous use as a fireside wood bucket, and some scaling inside the bucket from when it was used as a planter. The surface displays age-appropriate wear that adds to its vintage character, without affecting its structural integrity. A charming piece with authentic patina and history.
Height: 31 cm / 12.2 inch
Width: 45 cm / 17.7 inch
Depth: 39 cm / 15.4 inch
Weight: 5.4 k.g. / 11.9 Ilbs