Lee Sherman Antiques has dated this piece to the 1900s.

Constructed with a heavy, solid brass frame, this remarkable planter has a bold hexagonal form, each panel inset with attractive decorative tile sections, creating a rich blend of metalwork and ceramic detail. Raised on elegant turned brass feet, it has wonderful presence and would make a superb statement piece in both traditional and contemporary interiors.

One side panel features an opening section, an intriguing and unusual design element that adds character and practicality, setting this planter apart from more conventional examples. The base is fitted with drainage holes, suggesting it was designed for practical use as well as decorative appeal.

This is a genuinely impressive object — heavy, exceptionally well made, and highly decorative, with craftsmanship and quality rarely encountered.
Features:
✔ Large antique brass planter / jardinière
✔ Circa 1900

✔ Rare hexagonal design
✔ Heavy, substantial brass construction
✔ Decorative inset tiled panels to each section
✔ Raised on elegant turned feet
✔ Unique opening side panel detail
✔ Drainage holes to base
✔ Exceptional decorative interior / garden room statement piece

Condition:
Presented in very good antique condition, with a lovely aged patina consistent with age. There are two screws absent, mentioned purely for accuracy, but this does not detract from the planter’s strong display appeal or functionality. Overall, it remains a beautifully preserved and highly decorative piece.

Dimensions:
Width (widest point): 41 cm
Height: 22 cm
An exceptional acquisition for collectors of antique brassware, decorative planters, Arts & Crafts interiors, Edwardian décor, antique jardinières, and unusual statement antiques.

A rare, substantial, and beautifully made antique planter — decorative, practical, and truly distinctive.
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Lee Sherman Antiques has dated this piece to the 1900s.
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