Detailed pattern that resembles a butterfly's wings and tapered form with hard to find original bracket. Antique marigold crackled carnival car bud flower vase with its original bracket. Manufactured around 1908, this decorative vase features a crackled pattern and antique finish, typical of the early 1900s. 

The auto vase, a term coined by Henry Ford, began to appear in automobiles as early as 1895. Vintage cars often featured bud vases, which were used to freshen the interior air by adding fragrant flowers. These vases were typically mounted on the dashboard or by the passenger side window. They served both aesthetic and functional purposes, helping to mask odors in pre-air-conditioned interiors. The concept of the auto vase originated in the late 1800s and became popular in luxury vehicles, with various styles and designs available.

In very good condition. Measures approximately 7 inches long. No chips or damages to the rim or tip of the vase. The last photo in the listing is for information only. Minor wear and/or rust on the bracket. No maker's mark.

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