Flower Frog, Clear Heavy Glass, 13 Holes, Crystal-Like, USA, Vintage 1960s

This heavy clear glass flower frog — 4 inches across, thirteen holes drilled clean through — is the kind of piece you feel before you really see it: solid, cool, and satisfying in the hand, more paperweight than floral tool.

• Maker: Not marked
• Materials: Heavy clear glass
• Dimensions: 4" diameter × 2"H; 13 holes
• Origin: USA
• Era: Vintage, 1960s–1970s (estimated)
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition — light dirt in a few holes, easily removed with soaking; no chips, scratches, or defects. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.

Display it on its own, use it as a stem holder for fresh or dried flowers, press it into service as a pencil or brush holder, or collect it alongside others — they're irresistible grouped together.

Flower frogs nearly disappeared when floral foam arrived in the mid-20th century, lighter and easier but far less beautiful. Now they're firmly back — sought by florists who arrange with intention, collectors who display them for their own spare sculptural quality, and home decorators who group them on a windowsill to catch the light. This one earns its place in any of those roles: thirteen holes arranged across a thick clear glass disc, catching and scattering light like cut crystal.

We also carry a Camark Pottery flower frog in green glaze — browse our shop for more vintage flower frogs and glassware to round out your collection.