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Posted 11 years ago
sarahoff
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Another item found at the retro yard sale. How does one describe this? I tried white multi spout pottery bud vase, structural bud vase, garden planter, but haven't found anything similar. I thought it might make an interesting garden feature:) Thank you Phil for giving me the Aorta vase description.
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I love it:)!!!
post modernism designs from era of 1980's-to the late 1990's
Thank you Amberose for the love and Sean for the advice:)
It's a crazy one, but I swear I've seen it somewhere...
How about Christopher Dresser inspired?
I thought it looked familiar too Amberose, and Vetraio thanks for the advice:)
It kind of has a Rosenthal look about it.
Funny you should say that eye4beauty cause that was my first impression description of it:)
No mark on it at all?
It must be large.
I'm reminded of a flower frog.
But then it has the post-modern humour of Memphis too!
The base has a large opening, that's why I was thinking garden pottery.
Phil, you're a genius! I never would have thought of that as a descripion:)
You are too funny Eye4beauty, its my fault, the fist two photos are rather flesh tone in color:)
Thank you ho2cultcha and Tony for the love:)
Eye4beauty, I could set it next to my Labia lamp and have a feminine inspired section of the room:)
Thank you manikin:)
Just letting you guys know that my original idea to plant succulents was in no way an intentional play off the udder comment, but it does kind of fit with the "Benny Hill" sense of humor I have at times:)
lol!!! Phil your so right :)
I would have never thought 1960's:) I do research , I was just thrown off :)
Thank you Moonstone for your love:)
Could it also be a tulip vase like the new photo I've posted?
Thank you all for the love:)
wow! what a beauty!