A vintage clear glass flower frog with 16 holes for floral arrangements.

Flower frogs, also known as kenzans or floral frogs, are essential tools for floral arrangement, providing a stable base for stems. Originally, they were made from lead or ceramic, but glass versions became popular in the early to mid-20th century, offering both functionality and aesthetic appeal. These glass frogs allowed for creative floral displays by holding flowers upright and separated in vases or bowls.

This particular type of glass flower frog, with its multiple holes arranged in a circular pattern, was widely produced by various glass manufacturers. They were often sold as standalone items or as part of a larger decorative bowl or vase set. Their enduring popularity stems from their practicality in creating beautiful floral arrangements and their vintage charm, making them sought-after by collectors of home decor and floraliana.