19th Century Wrought Iron Plant Stand

Hovde Park Home is proud to offer this stunning 19th-century French wrought iron plant stand—an exquisite testament to craftsmanship and enduring elegance. This captivating piece marries functionality with ornate design, boasting intricate details that echo the beauty of its era.

Crafted from three long strips of wrought iron, each masterfully forged to form the legs, this plant stand exudes grace and stability. At each end of these strips, decorative scrolls create sturdy feet and provide a resting place for a cachepot or planter. The forged twists along the uprights add a touch of allure and sophistication, elevating its visual appeal.

Standing tall at 39 inches and boasting a diameter of 12 inches, this plant stand commands attention with its impressive stature. The ingenious construction continues with three uprights, ingeniously attached to two separate wrought iron circles, providing structural integrity. Additional support comes from shorter wrought iron bands affixed on the outside of each leg, adorned with forged scrollwork for both functionality and aesthetics. Cleverly concealed attachment points at the top and bottom of the stand are adorned with small multi-petaled metal flowers, masking connecting pins discreetly.

The enduring journey of this plant stand is evident in its history—repainted in white at some point, the passage of time has bestowed upon it a mesmerizing patina. The wear reveals the piece’s rich history, with glimpses of its original green paint shining through, creating a captivating contrast and showcasing its storied past.

This plant stand isn’t just a functional accent—it’s a piece of history, showcasing the artistry and durability of 19th-century wrought iron craftsmanship. Its timeless beauty, complemented by its weathered patina, makes it a statement piece that enriches any space with a touch of old-world charm and character.