Small brass jardinière from the Napoléon III period.

This piece is a French planter from the Napoléon III era, made of brass. Its appeal lies in its rich ornamentation and characteristic style of the second half of the 19th century. The main body is made of brass and features a high-relief frieze depicting putti playing amidst acanthus scrolls and floral motifs. The piece includes a removable inner metal tray. The golden colour of the brass is enhanced by a patina that accentuates the details of the decoration. The overall condition of the planter is good, in line with its age. The exterior brass has developed an authentic patina that reflects its history and adds to its character. The inner tray is present, which is an asset for its use. This small planter is a decorative object that can find its place on a console, a mantelpiece, or a side table. It fits perfectly into classic, Parisian, or eclectic interiors, bringing a touch of historical elegance.