A well-proportioned Victorian plant stand, raised on a turned and spiral-fluted column with a tripod base and scrolled feet. Designed to elevate pot plants away from cold floors, this form was a practical and decorative addition to late 19th-century interiors. The warm patina and honest wear reflect decades of use, making it an appealing piece for both traditional and relaxed modern settings.
Details
- Era: Victorian, late 19th century
- Origin: England
- Materials: Solid hardwood
- Dimensions: Height 94 cm | Top diameter 22 cm | Base width 38 cm
- Condition notes: Sound and sturdy. Surface wear, minor marks and abrasions consistent with age.
- Provenance / story: Typical of Victorian domestic interiors, where plant stands were used to display ferns and houseplants.
- Care tips: Avoid prolonged moisture exposure. Dust regularly and feed occasionally with a suitable wood polish.