Beautiful fluted brass planter with four claw feet. Egidio Casagrande was known for his metalworking business in Borgo Valsugana, Italy. He specialized in hand-forged copper and brass. of copper vases and decorative items. His workshop, which opened in the late 1930s, produced a wide range of copper and brass work, including plates and panels depicting rural life scenes, religious art, amphorae, vases, planters, clocks, weathervanes, mirrors, jewelry, and crucifixes. From 1955 to 1960, Casagrande employed 120 workers and shipped products globally, making it one of the major employers in the Valsugana region.
Dimensions: height 5” x width 15 1/2” x depth 9”
Beautiful fluted brass planter with four claw feet. Egidio Casagrande was known for his metalworking business in Borgo Valsugana, Italy. He specialized in hand-forged copper and brass. of copper vases and decorative items. His workshop, which opened in the late 1930s, produced a wide range of copper and brass work, including plates and panels depicting rural life scenes, religious art, amphorae, vases, planters, clocks, weathervanes, mirrors, jewelry, and crucifixes. From 1955 to 1960, Casagrande employed 120 workers and shipped products globally, making it one of the major employers in the Valsugana region.
Dimensions: height 5” x width 15 1/2” x depth 9”
