A small glass flower frog that turns a handful of garden stems into something considered — set in the base of a bowl or a shallow vase, where the arrangement holds its shape on its own.
Pressed clear glass with a domed top. Nine conical holes grip stems at the angle you place them. Heavy enough in the hand to sit steady under a full arrangement. At 6 cm across, sized for a single bud vase or a narrow-necked jug.
The glass flower frog belongs to a quiet era of mid-century flower arranging, when blooms were held in place by the vessel rather than foam or wire. Pressed-glass examples like this were made across Europe through the 1960s for everyday domestic use. A small tool that has outlived the fashion that made it.
Key Features
- Finish / Hardware: Pressed clear glass · domed top
- Era: 1960s
- Features: Nine stem holes · weighted base · fits bud vases and narrow jugs
- Included: Flower frog only
Dimensions
6 × 6 × 6 cm · approx. 200g
Care Instructions
- Hand wash in warm water to clear the holes of stem residue
- Avoid abrasive scourers — pressed glass scratches
- Dry fully before storing to prevent water marks
Recensioni
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