A beautiful vintage Haeger ceramic planter vase featuring a glossy white glaze and sculptural shell-inspired swirl form. The rounded body has soft Art Deco–revival curves with raised sweeping ribs that give it a graceful seashell or wave-like look. It is perfect for faux florals, dried arrangements, shelf styling, blue-and-white cottage displays, or as a standalone sculptural accent.
Marked on the underside with original Haeger copyright 1996 label.
Condition
Good vintage condition with light age/use wear. Glossy white glaze presents beautifully. Interior has minor residue/marks from prior use. Underside has original label, felt pads, and some sticker/glue residue. No major chips or cracks noticed in photos. Please review all photos as part of the description.
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Origin / History
Haeger Potteries was an American pottery company known for decorative ceramic vases, planters, lamps, and sculptural home accents. Their pieces are especially loved for bold shapes, glossy glazes, and mid-to-late 20th century styling. This 1996 shell-form planter fits beautifully into coastal cottage, romantic garden, Art Deco revival, and white ceramic decor collections.
Creative Uses
Use as a faux hydrangea planter, dried flower vessel, shelf centerpiece, vanity accent, blue-and-white cottage display piece, coastal shell-inspired decor, entryway catchall, or mantel styling bowl.
