This late 20th century replica etagere features a refined Neoclassical Revival design rendered in what appears to be wrought iron or cast metal, finished in a beautiful mottled forest green with subtle black speckling. The tall, architectural frame is defined by gently arched sides and a symmetrical, open structure that gives the piece both elegance and visual lightness.

The etagere offers five glass shelves, providing ample space for display while maintaining an airy, sophisticated presence. The clear glass contrasts nicely with the darker frame, enhancing its decorative appeal and making it ideal for showcasing books, ceramics, or curated objects.

A standout feature of this Neoclassical Revival indoor/outdoor bookcase plant stand is its ornamental grapevine motif: intricate metal work panels depict clusters of grapes, curling vines, and stylized leaves, lending a subtle Mediterranean or Tuscan influence. These decorative elements appear on both the back panels and along the apron, adding depth and craftsmanship throughout.

This unit whether used indoors in a Mediterranean dining room or a covered outdoor garden patio is an elegant and versatile display piece that blends classical form with romantic detailing-perfect for design motifs that span from traditional to eclectic, adding height, texture, and timeless charm.

2 upper shelves are 12.5 inches deep and the 3 lower shelves are 18" deep.


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Light surface wear and patina contribute to its character. 3 of the shelves have tiny chips at the pointed corners. None of them are noticeable when in place and are a typical result of glass shelves in snug metal frames..

Origin:
United States

Materials & Techniques:
Antique Iron Finish, Cast Iron, Glass

Details:
Country of Origin: United States
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used

Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; Light surface wear and patina contribute to its character. 3 of the shelves have tiny chips at the pointed corners. None of them are noticeable when in place and are a typical result of glass shelves in snug metal frames..