Flower frogs vintage

For more than a century, florists used tiny stem holders, called flower frogs, to secure blooms in low vases and bowls. While still a practical choice for flower arranging, flower frogs are now also sought-after collectibles with a rich history and diverse design sense.

Offering some ideas on how to use your vintage flower frogs to decorate your home, rather than just lining them up on a shelf.

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For more than a century, florists used tiny stem holders, called flower frogs, to secure blooms in low vases and bowls. While still a practical choice for flower arranging, flower frogs are now also sought-after collectibles with a rich history and diverse design sense.

I’m sure you have seen this type of floral arrangements trending recently, and it is just absolutely breathtaking. The ikebana style uses several different tools to achieve it’s look, one of them being a flower frog, which is used to hold the flowers up straight without leaning against the edge of a

This listing is for a vintage unmarked Camark flower frog in the form of a butterfly with a green matte glaze. It is 5 1/8" tall. The wing span is 5 1/4" and the round base is 4 1/2" in diameter. It i...from 532727

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Vintage flower frogs are one of the very first things I began collecting. They are inexpensive, look great displayed en masse, and can be fo...

After picking up a prize find at a flea market years ago, Bonnie Bull’s interest in flower frogs grew in leaps and bounds.

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