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Antique Silver Glass Bottle Vase 12 Inch | Bronze Leaf Accents
Antique Silver Glass Bottle Vase 12 Inch | Bronze Leaf Accents
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12-Inch Antique Silver Glass Bottle Vase with Bronze Leaf Accents
A 12-inch glass bottle vase in a speckled antique silver finish with applied bronze leaf accent patterns, made in India from 100% glass. The classic bottle silhouette — narrow neck, rounded shoulder, stable base — works as a standalone decorative object or as a vessel for a single long-stemmed flower or dried branch. At 3 inches in diameter, it fits comfortably on a mantel, shelf, dresser, or tabletop without occupying significant surface area.
Specifications
| Height | 12 in (30.5 cm) |
| Diameter | 3 in (7.6 cm) |
| Weight | 0.67 lbs (0.3 kg) |
| Material | 100% glass |
| Finish | Speckled antique silver with bronze leaf accents |
| Silhouette | Classic bottle — narrow neck, rounded shoulder |
| Style | Antique / Eclectic / Transitional |
| Waterproof | Yes — suitable for fresh flowers and water |
| Suitable For | Single stems, dried branches, faux florals, or empty display |
| Placement | Mantel, shelf, dresser, tabletop, console |
| Cleaning | Hand wash with warm water; avoid abrasive scrubbers on the exterior finish |
| Country of Origin | India |
| SKU | W2078P391140 |
Design & Craft
The bottle silhouette is one of the most enduring forms in decorative glass — its proportions are immediately legible, its narrow neck creates a natural focal point, and its stability makes it practical across a wide range of surfaces. What distinguishes this piece from a standard glass bottle vase is the surface treatment: a speckled antique silver finish applied to the exterior gives the glass a depth and opacity that plain clear or colored glass does not have, while the applied bronze leaf accents introduce a second material reference — warmer, more organic — that prevents the silver finish from reading as cold or industrial. Made in India from 100% glass, the piece carries the minor surface variation inherent to handcrafted glass production. Part of the Rmodern Home Collection, it is designed to work as a standalone object or as part of a composed shelf or mantel arrangement.
Styling & Placement
At 12 inches tall and 3 inches in diameter, this vase has a slender, vertical presence that works well in compositions where height variation is needed without significant footprint. Three placements suit it particularly well.
Mantel composition. On a fireplace mantel, the bottle vase introduces a vertical element and a material contrast against candles, framed art, and ceramic objects. The antique silver and bronze palette pairs naturally with aged brass candlesticks, dark wood frames, and warm-toned textiles. For an eclectic or transitional mantel, group with objects of varying heights — a shorter ceramic vessel, a stack of books, a small sculptural object — to build a composition that reads as collected over time. Fill with a single dried eucalyptus stem or a long-stemmed dried flower for a quiet botanical note.
Bookshelf or display cabinet. The narrow footprint makes this vase particularly useful on a bookshelf where surface space is limited. Positioned at the end of a shelf row or between book sections, it introduces a decorative object without displacing significant storage space. The antique silver finish reads well against dark-stained wood shelving and warm-toned book spines. Pair with small ceramic objects and a trailing plant for a layered shelf arrangement.
Dining table or console accent. As part of a dining table centerpiece or a console table arrangement, the bottle vase works well in a grouped composition of three — varying heights, same finish family — to create a cohesive but not matched look. The 12-inch height is low enough not to block sightlines across a dining table. Fill with a single long-stemmed flower — a tulip, an anemone, or a garden rose — for a simple, considered arrangement. Explore the full Rmodern vase collection for complementary sizes and finishes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the antique silver finish painted on, or is it part of the glass itself?
The antique silver finish is applied to the exterior surface of the glass — it is not a colored glass or a glass-embedded finish. The speckled quality comes from the application technique, which creates variation in density and tone across the surface. The bronze leaf accents are applied separately over the silver base. Because the finish is on the exterior, avoid abrasive scrubbers on the outside of the vase, which can scratch or wear the surface over time. The interior glass is unfinished and fully waterproof.
Can this vase hold water and fresh flowers?
Yes. The interior is standard glass and fully waterproof, making it suitable for fresh flower arrangements. The narrow 3-inch diameter and bottle neck are best suited to single stems or small, tight posies rather than full loose arrangements. Change the water every 2–3 days and trim stems at an angle to extend the life of fresh flowers. When cleaning, hand wash the interior with warm water and a bottle brush — avoid submerging the exterior finish in water for extended periods.
How does the antique silver and bronze finish hold up over time?
The exterior finish is durable under normal indoor display conditions. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight, which can affect the tone of applied metallic finishes over time. Do not submerge the vase in water or run it through a dishwasher — the exterior finish is not designed for full water immersion. For cleaning, wipe the exterior with a dry or very lightly damp cloth. With normal indoor care, the finish retains its character for years.
What stem types work best in a 3-inch diameter bottle vase?
The narrow neck and 3-inch diameter suit single stems or very small groupings best — one to three stems maximum for a natural, uncontrived look. Long-stemmed flowers with a single bloom work particularly well: tulips, anemones, garden roses, ranunculus, or dried pampas grass. For dried arrangements, a single bleached branch or a few dried grasses create a minimal, considered effect. Avoid full, multi-stem bouquets, which will be constrained by the narrow opening and may tip the vase due to top-heaviness.
How is the vase packaged for shipping, and how long does delivery take?
The vase ships in protective packaging with cushioning around the glass body to prevent breakage during transit. Standard delivery within the contiguous US takes 5–10 business days from the date of shipment. A tracking number is provided once the order ships. Because the piece is lightweight (0.67 lbs), it is not at significant risk of the transit damage common in heavier glass items, but the packaging is designed to protect the exterior finish as well as the glass itself.
What is the return policy if the vase arrives damaged?
If the vase arrives with shipping damage, photograph both the packaging and the piece before unpacking further, then contact Rmodern within 48 hours of delivery. Damaged items are replaced or refunded at no cost. For general returns, Rmodern accepts returns within 30 days of delivery for items in original, unused condition. Initiate a return through your order confirmation email or the Rmodern customer service page — returns are processed within 2–3 business days of receiving the item back.
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