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    Posted 11 years ago

    ho2cultcha
    (5051 items)

    Here is a very large and heavy-duty tile-like floor planter. It has beautiful glaze, but a few glaze problems and a couple of small chips around the lip. there's an imprinted '5' inside it - upside down, in an older font - 20s/30s? 18" tall x 11" across.

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    1. AmberRose AmberRose, 11 years ago
      Hi Ho2, sorry I'm no help on this one but love it! What would be planted in something like this? Something with deep roots?
    2. ho2cultcha ho2cultcha, 11 years ago
      thanks AmberRose. many plants can be grown in deep pots like this one. i can imagine two, tall and tightly pruned topiaries in two of these flanking an entrance to some chic apartment building in the 1920s.
    3. ho2cultcha ho2cultcha, 11 years ago
      this is not everyday pottery. it's very thick, dense and high-fired - like large tiles made for public places. i think it has a very deco form and partially from the style of the number '5' inside the piece, i guess that this is from the 1920s.

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