Flower pot - Wrought iron - Planter from Italy, 1940s–1950s

Wrought-iron column plant stand, also known as a plant pedestal or single flower planter, characterized by a handmade tripod structure with decorative, shaped elements. The main details of this type of furniture include: • Upper basket, the part intended to hold the pot, finished with leaf ornament motifs and curved, spiraled shapes. The wrought-iron tripod legs extend downward to ensure stability, ending with curling feet facing outward. A circular metal reinforcement ring joins the three legs at the bottom, further stabilizing the structure. Perfectly intact. Pot housing diameter: 22.5 cm.

Estimation:€150

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