Curio Trio Beaker Vase in Brass and Glass, Triple Stem Vase 39cm
Arriving November.
Part vase, part laboratory find. The Curio Trio Beaker Vase holds three clear glass tubes in a slim brass-finish frame, each one stepped a little lower than the last, so a few single stems become a composed display with no arranging skill required.
The three frames are joined as one piece, which keeps it steady on a shelf and makes it easy to move. Each tube lifts out for filling and cleaning. Because the glass hangs within the frame, you see the whole stem, from water line to flower, and that is half the charm. Why You'll Love It
- Three glass tubes at stepped heights in one joined brass-finish stand
- Makes a single stem per tube look intentional
- Slim footprint for mantels, windowsills and narrow shelves
- Suits fresh flowers, cuttings and fine faux stems alike
- Height: 39cm
- Width: 7cm
- Length: 21.5cm
- Materials: brass-finish metal and clear glass Styling the Shelf
Keep it light. One stem per tube is the rule: a freesia, a sprig of gypsophila, a single garden rose. Vary the heights so the tallest stem sits in the tallest tube and the line steps down with the frame. It is lovely on a windowsill where light passes through the glass, or lined along a table for a dinner. Choose slim stems from our faux flowers range, and see more vessels in vases. Gifting
A good one for the gardener who is always bringing in a single bloom, or the friend with cuttings rooting in jars along the bench. It also makes an unusual wedding or engagement present. More in gift ideas for the home. FAQs
Can I use it for fresh flowers?
Yes. The glass tubes hold water, so they suit fresh stems and plant cuttings as well as faux flowers.
What kind of stems fit?
Slim, single stems. The tubes are narrow, so think one flower or one sprig per tube rather than a bunch. In Short
The Curio Trio Beaker Vase is a 39cm triple stem vase with three clear glass tubes held at stepped heights in a joined brass-finish frame, measuring 21.5cm long and 7cm wide. It suits single fresh stems, cuttings or slim faux flowers on shelves, mantels and windowsills.