Ribbed Glass Jar with Ornate Brass Lid

$27.00

A charming glass jar featuring delicate ribbed detailing and an ornate brass lid with a decorative finial. The combination of clear glass and warm aged metal gives this piece a timeless character, perfect for storing small treasures or adding interest to a shelf or dressing table.

Details:

  • Clear pressed glass

  • Decorative ribbed glass design

  • Brass-tone metal lid with ornate finial

  • Subtle aged patina to the metal

  • Removable lid

Dimensions:

Height: 13 cm (including lid)
Width: 11 cm

Condition:

Excellent pre-owned condition. The glass is beautifully preserved with no chips or cracks. The metal lid displays a lovely aged patina, adding to the character of the piece.

A Note About Our Pieces

Every Umber & Oak piece has been thoughtfully sourced and carefully inspected before being offered for sale. As each piece has lived a life before, subtle signs of age and use are to be expected and are part of its unique character. Any notable imperfections are always photographed and described.

A charming glass jar featuring delicate ribbed detailing and an ornate brass lid with a decorative finial. The combination of clear glass and warm aged metal gives this piece a timeless character, perfect for storing small treasures or adding interest to a shelf or dressing table.

Details:

  • Clear pressed glass

  • Decorative ribbed glass design

  • Brass-tone metal lid with ornate finial

  • Subtle aged patina to the metal

  • Removable lid

Dimensions:

Height: 13 cm (including lid)
Width: 11 cm

Condition:

Excellent pre-owned condition. The glass is beautifully preserved with no chips or cracks. The metal lid displays a lovely aged patina, adding to the character of the piece.

A Note About Our Pieces

Every Umber & Oak piece has been thoughtfully sourced and carefully inspected before being offered for sale. As each piece has lived a life before, subtle signs of age and use are to be expected and are part of its unique character. Any notable imperfections are always photographed and described.