Description :

Vintage Eclectic Decorative Objects Lot — Silverplate Child’s Cup, Cast Metal Vase, Moroccan Perfume Bottle & Brass Cups

This curated vintage decorative lot brings together a distinctive mix of metalwork, utilitarian objects, and ornamental forms spanning the early to mid-20th century. United by warm metallic tones and old-world craftsmanship, the pieces offer strong visual cohesion while remaining individually collectible.

Included in this group are a silverplate child’s cup with a nursery rhyme motif, a minimalist cast metal bud vase in the Japanese ikebana tradition, an ornate Moroccan-style perfume bottle with colored glass accents, and a pair of small metal cups with embossed figural decoration. Together, the assortment reflects a blend of Western and global decorative traditions well-suited for shelf styling, vignette displays, or collector groupings.

Included Pieces:
• Two Silverplate child’s cup featuring a “Little Bo Peep” nursery rhyme scene, attributed to Wm. A. Rogers Ltd., likely early 20th century
• Cast metal bud vase with slender neck, attributed to Japanese ikebana design, mid-century
• Ornate Moroccan-style perfume bottle with long stopper, colored glass cabochons, and metal overlay

Approximate Measurements:
Cast metal vase: approx. 7–8" H
Moroccan perfume bottle: approx. 6–7" H
Metal cups: approx. 2–2.5" H each

Measurements are approximate and provided for reference.

Condition:
Good vintage condition overall. Each piece shows surface wear, patina, and age-related marks consistent with use and handling over time. Silverplate cup exhibits typical tarnish and wear to plating. Perfume bottle shows expected wear to metal and glass elements. No major structural damage observed. Please review photos closely for full condition details.

Historical Note:
Silverplate children’s cups featuring nursery rhyme imagery were popular keepsakes in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, often given as commemorative or christening gifts. Cast metal ikebana-style vases reflect Japanese design principles emphasizing form and balance, while Moroccan perfume bottles have long served both functional and decorative roles in North African culture. Grouped together, these objects highlight the enduring appeal of handcrafted decorative metalwork across cultures.

Value Context:
Comparable individual pieces typically sell in the $15–75 range each depending on maker, condition, and presentation. Curated vintage decorative lots like this are often valued for their visual cohesion and versatility, making them appealing to collectors, stylists, and interior decorators.