Antique Silver Plated Cachepot / Planter on Three Feet

An elegant antique silver-plated jardinière dating to the late Victorian–early Edwardian period, featuring richly detailed repoussé decoration and raised on three sculptural scroll feet.

The vessel displays layered bands of floral and medallion motifs, with a softly bulbous body designed to catch and reflect light beautifully. Originally intended for tabletop greenery or floral arrangements, this piece now serves equally well as a decorative cachepot or statement accent in both traditional and modern interiors.

The silver plate has a warm, time softened patina consistent with age, adding depth and character without distracting from the intricate metalwork. Markings advise of patent date and model number but do not point to a maker.

Perfect styled with moss, greenery, or left empty as a sculptural object.

Details

• Origin: Continental Europe or England

• Date: Circa 1890–1910

• Material: Silver-plated metal

• Form: Jardinière / cachepot on three feet

• Condition: Very good antique condition with age appropriate wear and patina, small punctures on one side & dent on bottom, see ALL listing images as they are present in photographs.

• Greenery shown is for styling only and not included

• Dimensions: 5" x 4.5" 

A timeless decorative piece that brings old world elegance and texture to shelves, tables, or mantels.