Historical information
This type of decorative cast iron object was commonly used in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It may have served as a match holder, salt cellar, or decorative piece in Victorian-era homes. The intricate patterns and craftsmanship suggest it was designed for both functionality and aesthetic appeal.
Physical description
This is a vintage cast iron object, possibly an antique match holder or a small pedestal dish. It has a round, bowl-like top with intricate cut-out patterns resembling foliage or flames. The bowl is supported by a short, ornate pedestal with an openwork design and a circular base featuring decorative scrollwork.
Maybe ornate stand for emu egg.
