Vintage flower frog vogue no.32 cage and metal spikes Beagle MFG Co. Pasadena CA

This beautiful flower frog, also known as flower holder or floral arranger, are designed to hold flower stems in place within a vase or container, particularly in shallow or wide-mouthed vessels. This specific type features a metal cage with a base of pins or holes to secure the stems. The first metal cage flower frog was patented in 1916 by William R. Struck of Dazey Manufacturing, and they were widely used until the invention of floral foam in 1954. This is a collectible item because people no longer want to keep buying floral foam. This is Vogue no. 32 by the Beagle Manufacturing Company in Pasadena, California. Measures 2"H x 3"W.