Brass & Bone

Black Glass Cache Pot

Maker: Unknown
Date: c. 1980s
Origin: USA (likely)

A striking black glass cache pot featuring dramatic draped folds inspired by classical fabric swags. Produced as a late 20th-century revival of Art Deco glass design, its sculptural form catches the light beautifully, making it equally suited to displaying a favorite plant or standing alone as an architectural decorative piece.
Curator's note: Perfectly pairs with Pilea 'Dark Mystery'.

Syroco Coronado Wall Clock

Maker: Syroco Division of Dart Industries
Date: Copyright 1967
Origin: Made in Syracuse, NY

An elegant example of American Hollywood Regency design, this Syroco Coronado (No. 1025) clock features an intricately molded faux-carved frame with gilt accents surrounding a brushed brass-tone dial. Produced by the Syroco Division of Dart Industries and copyrighted in 1967, the lightweight molded construction reflects the company's innovative approach to bringing ornate European-inspired décor into mid-century American homes. Both sculptural and functional, it remains a timeless statement piece.

RRP Cauldron Cache Pot

Maker: Robinson Ransbottom Pottery
Date: c. 1950s-60s
Origin: Roseville, OH

Produced by Robinson Ransbottom Pottery (RRP) of Roseville, Ohio, this petite black ceramic cache pot takes the timeless form of a traditional witch's cauldron. Resting on three sturdy feet with graceful loop handles, it was originally intended as a decorative planter or cache pot and remains a favorite among collectors of vintage Halloween and gothic décor. Its simple silhouette makes it an ideal home for a small trailing plant while adding an unmistakable touch of witchy charm.
Curator's note: Perfectly pairs with String of Turtles.