A vintage-style galvanized metal and glass indoor greenhouse terrarium with a hinged lid (with catch to keep it shut) and removable base.
Indoor greenhouses and terrariums became popular in the 19th century as 'Wardian cases,' allowing Victorian enthusiasts to transport exotic plants across the world. These structures created a controlled microclimate that protected delicate species from harsh external environments and pollutants. It is suggested that this dates back to the late 20th century.
This would look fabulous on a windowsill, in the kitchen, living room or conservatory.
