The centerpiece features a shimmering iridescent green Bohemian art glass bowl with a beautifully frilled Art Nouveau edge. The glass, likely produced by a quality Bohemian factory like Rindskopf or Kralik.

The Stand's Story The glass bowl is expertly mounted on its original, patinated metal pedestal (likely patinated brass). This stand is  featuring a strong architectural presence with classical column supports and a Greek Key (Meander) border around the triangular foot. This intersection of flowing, natural Art Nouveau glass and disciplined, traditional metalwork suggests an "eclectic" production or a "marriage of styles" popular for the upper-class market circa 1910.

Technical Specifications Origin: Glass: Bohemia (Czech Republic) | Stand: Western Europe Era: Circa 1900–1910 Style: A mix of Art Nouveau (Glass) and Neoclassical (Stand). Material: Iridescent Art Glass & Patinated Metal. Dimensions: 7.3" H x 7.7" W (18.5 cm x 19.5 cm)