This plant stand from the 1960s is a decorative object rooted in the mid-century modern aesthetic. Its tabletop, an irregular rounded triangle, is adorned with a ceramic mosaic in which pastel yellow dominates, enlivened by accents of red, black, and gray tiles. The edge is framed by a metallic—likely brass or brass-plated—trim that subtly highlights the silhouette. Three slender, splayed metal legs in a gold tone, each ending in a small spherical foot, provide support and balance. The proportions are light and airy, characteristic of mid-century design, and the construction remains stable. The metal legs display a gentle patina, visible oxidation, and minor surface wear. Condition is good—there are clear signs of use and natural aging of the metal, but the stand remains structurally sound. The form of the stand echoes the spirit of the 1960s, when postwar optimism met domestic modernity. The mosaic top evokes the artisan sensibility of the era—small tiles create a subtle rhythm, as if capturing a fragment of a sunlit afternoon. The gold-toned legs with their spherical endings seem to gently lift the piece, while the patina tells the story of passing decades, lending the object depth and authenticity. The plant stand would suit a living room arranged in mid-century style, surrounded by low, clean-lined sofas, geometric rugs, and lamps with milk glass or brass accents. It could serve as a pedestal for a leafy plant, or as a display for a ceramic sculpture or a collection of vases. It may be paired with other pieces from the same era or used as a singular decorative accent in a contemporary, muted interior.
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Height28 cm
Width34 cm
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Width34 cm
Height28 cm
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