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Glass Bowl Catchall with Metal Horse Head Detail | Collectors Gene

Glass Bowl Catchall with Metal Horse Head Detail

Regular price: $540.00
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Sale price: $540.00

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A study in contrast, this glass bowl pairs a thick, rounded form with a singular metal horse head detail that rises subtly from the rim.

The transparency of the glass allows light to move freely through the piece, while the metal accent introduces a point of focus—unexpected, but balanced. The proportions feel intentional, with a low profile that gives it versatility.

It’s a piece that shifts depending on how it’s used.

Collectors Notes

Works equally well as an ashtray, catchall, or small serving bowl. The equestrian detail gives it a narrative edge—especially when layered into a bar or tabletop setting.

A subtle way to introduce motif without leaning too heavily into it.

It's a fitting addition to our Home Decor collection, and a subtle Housewarming Gifts pick.

Dimensions

~ 7 x 3"

Shipping

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Who Are You Buying From?

Every object here has a journey before it ever reaches you. I've spent years seeking these pieces out, in back rooms of old ateliers, from families who've inherited more than they can keep, through dealers I've come to trust, in conversations with people who still work with their hands, because I've always believed the things we choose to live with should carry something true. What began as a private obsession became a devotion, one I now share with my wife and daughter, who remind me daily that the best collections are the ones built to be passed down, not simply owned. What you're holding isn't just an object. You're inheriting its story, and becoming part of its next chapter.