Dome. Stamped sheet metal, painted green. Holes in dome and base. Dome clips to base with four tabs. 4"d x 2"h. Not marked. | |
Oval adjustable arranger. Brass and copper wires. Wire unit raises and lowers. Base is pot metal painted gold. Base is 5-1/2"l x 3"w, height, 2-3". Marked #7, PAT. NO. 2,005,966 | |
Adjustable wire dome. The wired area expands slightly around the middle, making the unit a litte taller. Pot metal base, 4"d. Depressed height 2-1/2". Base is marked PAT. NO. 2,005,966, 6-25-35 (That's 1935). | |
Loop flower holder invented and patented by Jay P. Orben, Dec. 3, 1935. Item pictured is 4-1/2" tall, base is 3" in diameter. Underside of base is marked J.P.O., PATD. Cast iron. Item has 8 small feet on outer rim of underside of base. | |
Twists and turns in lead. Base is 8" long and can be formed into circle or S-shape as desired. Twists can be repositioned as well. Item is formed by cutting strips in sheet lead and twisting them into a tubular spiral form. Design patent granted to G. R. Davis, Jr. of New York, New York on Jan. 31, 1933. | |
Butterfly in lead. Wings can be adjusted slightly, but not recommended. Butterfly screws onto base. 4-1/2 "w x 4"l x 1-1/2"h. Not marked. |
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