Three or four-legged wooden, wickerwork or ceramic plant stand for holding a flowerpot. The stands were fashionable in the late 19thC, when aspidistras were popular plants; they are sometimes known as JARDINIÉRE stands. Found on http://www.encyclo.co.uk/visitor-contributions.php
Three or four-legged wooden, wickerwork or ceramic plant stand for holding a flowerpot. The stands were fashionable in the late 19thC, when aspidistras were popular plants; they are sometimes known as JARDINIÉRE stands.