Vintage Copper and Silver-Plated Flower Frog Bowl with Glass Insert

This item is a vintage copper and silver-plated flower frog bowl, likely from the Arts and Crafts or Art Nouveau period, given its material combination and design aesthetics. The bowl is primarily constructed from hammered copper, exhibiting a warm, reddish-orange hue. The hammering is visible across the surface, giving it a textured, artisanal feel. The rim of the bowl features a distinct scalloped or wavy edge, which is finished with a silver-plated material, now showing significant tarnish and some green verdigris, particularly in the lower right quadrant of the image. This tarnish indicates age and exposure to elements, contributing to a rich patina. The silver-plated rim appears to be applied over the copper base. Centered within the copper bowl is a clear glass flower frog insert, designed with multiple small, open holes or 'pins' arranged in a grid-like pattern. These holes are intended to hold individual flower stems, allowing for precise arrangement. The glass insert is removable and appears to be in good condition, without visible chips or cracks. The overall dimensions are not provided, but it appears to be a medium-sized bowl, suitable for a table centerpiece. There are no discernible maker's marks or signatures visible from this angle, which would typically be found on the underside. The craftsmanship is evident in the hammered copper and the cleanly finished edges, suggesting a quality piece from its era. The areas of verdigris on the silver-plate are consistent with natural oxidation over time, and some minor scratching or wear might be present on the copper surface.