Disassembled Arched Metal Garden Trellis

This appears to be a disassembled metal garden trellis, likely for supporting climbing plants. The main component is a long, narrow, black-painted metal frame with a rounded arch at one end and a similar rounded shape at the other, creating an elongated oval or U-shape when viewed flat. This frame is braced by four horizontal flat metal bars, securely bolted or riveted into place, creating five distinct sections along its length. These bars suggest points where the grid inserts would rest or be attached. The other components, partially contained within a brown paper bag and lying beside the main frame, are sections of black-coated wire grid. These grids are characterized by a consistent square pattern, indicative of their function in providing structure for plant growth. The overall color is a matte black, suggesting a powder-coated or painted finish over steel or wrought iron. The items show signs of outdoor use, with some dirt and slight wear on the surface, but no significant rust or breakage is immediately apparent. The design is practical and functional, aimed at providing vertical support in a garden setting. The construction seems robust, using solid metal bars for the frame and sturdy welded wire for the grids, ensuring durability outdoors. The modular nature of the grid inserts suggests either a customizable height or a design allowing for easier storage. Given the condition, it seems to be a contemporary item, likely manufactured within the last few decades, without any discernible maker's marks or specific stylistic period that would indicate antique status.