A beautiful antique hand-blown green glass jardinière, featuring softly contoured sides, a rolled rim, and the natural variations that define early glassmaking craftsmanship.

This piece was formed by hand rather than pressed in a mold, resulting in uneven wall thickness and subtle asymmetry, both hallmarks of late 19th to early 20th century blown glass. Originally used as a fern bowl or decorative planter, it remains a striking accent for vintage or traditional interiors.

Material: Hand-blown glass

Color: Green (emerald / bottle-green tone)

Form: Jardinière / fern bowl

Era: Late 1800s – early 1900s

Origin: Unknown (likely American or European)

Manufacture: Hand-formed, not pressed

Condition

Antique condition with age-appropriate wear.
Surface scuffs and abrasions consistent with over a century of use.
No cracks or repairs observed.
Irregularities in thickness and form are original to manufacture.

Perfect For

Antique glass collectors

Victorian or Edwardian décor

Fern or plant display

Shelf or table centerpiece

Historic interior styling