Vintage grey metal soliflore vase with flared base H17 D6

Grey metal soliflore vase, presumably made of pewter, designed to hold a single stem or a small branch. The narrow shaft tapers under a slight bulge, then opens into a flared neck. The circular base, wide and low, ends with a flat rim that provides stability to the piece. Streamlined silhouette with soft curves, inspired by organic forms. Matte and satin surface, in a soft grey with silver reflections, which responds well to low light. On a shelf, a bedside table, or a windowsill, with an olive branch, dried grass, or a seasonal flower; it also pairs well with raw ceramics or light wood. Height: 17.5 cm. Base diameter: 6 cm. Neck diameter: 2.3 cm. Weight: 150 g. Generally in good condition, with a uniform patina of use: fine superficial scratches, a few small dark oxidation spots on the base, slight handling marks. Likely made in the second half of the 20th century, though this is not certain. Stamped mark on the base, read as "Daumar", the manufacturer of which could not be identified. Please feel free to contact me for more information.