House of Roz
Vintage Brass Pedestal Basket
Vintage Brass Pedestal Basket
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Vintage Brass Pedestal Basket
From The Aida Collection at House of Roz
Like the gleaming treasures carried in the Triumphal March, this elegant brass basket speaks of Egyptian grandeur and ancient ceremonies. Its architectural form, with rhythmic perforations echoing temple columns, recalls the majestic scenes of Verdi's grand opera.
✨ Details:
• Era: Mid-Century (circa 1950s-60s)
• Material: Solid brass
• Style: Neoclassical revival
• Dimensions: 4.5"H, 6.5" around
• Features: Swing handle, pedestal base
Design Elements:
- Graceful ribbed bowl design
- Precisely pierced gallery rim
- Classical pedestal foot
- Architectural fluting
- Elegant swing handle
- Balanced proportions
Condition:
Beautiful vintage condition with a naturally developed patina that adds warmth and character to the brass. The handle moves smoothly, and the piece maintains its structural integrity. Minor wear consistent with age enhances its vintage appeal.
Perfect For:
• Fruit display
• Holiday centerpiece
• Serving bread or pastries
• Decorative object display
• Entry table catch-all
• Library or study accent
🎭 Part of House of Roz's Aida Collection, where each piece reflects the grandeur and drama of ancient Egypt as interpreted through Verdi's masterpiece. Like the opera's famous Triumphal March, this piece commands attention while maintaining elegant restraint.
Historical Note:
The design draws inspiration from both classical Roman forms and Egyptian motifs, much like the opera itself, which blends historical grandeur with intimate drama.
Styling Suggestions:
• Fill with golden fruits for a regal display
• Use as a sophisticated catchall
• Create drama with seasonal arrangements
• Perfect for entertaining presentations
• Stunning as a standalone sculptural piece
Care Instructions:
• Dust regularly with soft, dry cloth
• Polish as desired with quality brass polish
• Avoid harsh cleaning products
Shipping:
• Packed with care and recycled materials when possible.





