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can plants grow in brass pots Vintage Footed Brass Plant Holders - Set of Three

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can plants grow in brass pots Vintage Footed Brass Plant Holders - Set of ThreeWe come together only to go apart again. R. K. Narayan {HISTORY} Classic, elegant and aged to perfection, this trio of vintage brass plant holders comes graduated in size from small to large, offering an instant eye catching collection to your space. Unmarked as to maker, we do know they were made in India (thanks to the stickers on the bottom of each) sometime around the mid 20th century but the specific date and maker are a touch more mysterious.

 We come together only to go apart again. R. K. Narayan

{HISTORY}

Classic, elegant and aged to perfection, this trio of vintage brass plant holders comes graduated in size from small to large, offering an instant eye-catching collection to your space.  

Unmarked as to maker, we do know they were made in India (thanks to the stickers on the bottom of each) sometime around the mid-20th century but the specific date and maker are a touch more mysterious. Their lovely authentically aged patina lets us know they've been around for quite a bit of time though and they are ready to celebrate quite a bit more. 

Each holder contains handles and pedestal feet, allowing for easy transport and worry-free decorating when it comes to tabletop displays. No need to worry about water stains on your tabletops with these three. Simply tuck your plastic plant pot inside each holder and these brass beauties will catch any extra water.

Suitable for indoors and outdoors, around here we love these three best for kitchen herbs - a culinary cutting garden right at your fingertips - but of course, there are a million houseplants that would look equally gorgeous in these containers too. The possibilities are great.  Succulents, orchids, jade plants, amaryllis, paperweights, geraniums, ferns.... on and on we could go. 

When not in service in the gardening department these pots also make lovely holders for various kitchen items and accessories including flatware, party favors, napkins and other table decor.

At Christmastime, we especially love them overflowing with balsam clippings, glass ball ornaments or berries. In summer they make great impromptu vases for your garden bouquets. And in autumn - mini pumpkins, apples and mums great fall centerpieces in no time. Really these three offer so many pretty possibilities you'll wonder how you ever made it through the year without them! 

{SPECIAL FEATURES}

- Matching set of three 

- Small, Medium and Large in size 

- Each holder contains the Made in India sticker on bottom

{CONDITION}

In lovely vintage condition. You'll see from the photos there are beautiful areas of tarnish on the handle of the medium pot, and the lip of the large pot. All of the pedestal feet are securely attached and the plant holders sit firm and level. Years of authentic age have built up a lovely patina on these pots. Please see photos.

{SIZE}

The small plant holder measures 5.25" inches (diameter) x 4.5" inches (height) The medium plant holder measures 6.25" inches (diameter) x 5.25" inches (height) and the large plant holder measures 7.5" inches (diameter) x 5.5" inches (height). 

Together, all three plant holders weigh 2.9lbs.

{FOR THE PLANT LOVER}

Pairs these pots with this houseplant book, and you'll enjoy a field of gardening possibilities for years to come. 

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