This mid 20th century wrought iron plant stand showcases classic garden scrollwork and hand-twisted iron detailing, finished in a softly timeworn pale green that gives it natural depth and texture. The tiered design and airy structure create vertical movement, making it a striking accent in a sunroom, covered porch, garden room, or layered interior corner. Styled with cascading greenery or simple clay pots, it brings relaxed French country and cottage character to the space.
CONDITION
In good condition with wear consistent with age and use. There is a lot of great age and primitive fixes adding to the character of the piece.
MEASUREMENTS
| Height |
50.5 inch |
128.3 cm |
| Base |
32 in x 29 in |
81.3 cm x 73.7 cm |
| Platforms |
12 in x 7.5 in |
30.5 cm x 19.1 cm |
| Top diameter |
10 inch |
25.4 cm |
SHIPPING
Home delivery via a blanket wrap service. Delivery estimate in 4-6 weeks. Faster shipping available. Please contact us for expedited options and pricing. A contact phone number is required for shipment. Please provide at checkout.
International and non-contiguous US customers, please contact us for shipping options and pricing based on your location.
How We Measure
Stand
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Height measured from the floor to the top of the stand at the highest point.
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Base measured at the widest points.
Large Item Shipping
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International Customers and Non-Contiguous U.S. States Please contact us for shipping prices.
US Shipping may have 4 options: USPS, FedEx, Greyhound, and a White Glove Delivery Service.
What is Greyhound Package Express?
Greyhound Package Express is an economical shipping option for large pieces.
The package is shipped via their bus system.
When the package arrives at the station nearest you, Greyhound will call you to pick up your package.
In some instances, we are able to arrange home delivery via Greyhound for an additional fee.
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