A wonderfully earthy little green planter with just the right amount of old-world cottage charm.
The glaze has a beautifully aged appearance, with fine crazing and intentionally distressed terracotta-toned edges that give the planter its rustic, collected-over-time character.
This small ceramic pot features a rich deep green glaze, raised scrolling vines, leaves and floral details, and warm exposed terracotta-toned areas around the rim and base. The softly irregular rim and dimensional botanical pattern give it a handcrafted, collected-over-time appearance.
At approximately 3” high × 4” wide, it is a wonderful size for a small plant, succulent, faux floral arrangement, herbs, or simply as a decorative vessel.
We especially love it tucked into a layered green-and-white shelf display, where the deep glaze adds richness among lighter pottery, florals and cottage pieces. It would also work beautifully in a curated shelf display, collected vignette, cubby shelf, kitchen display, garden-room arrangement or cottagecore grouping.
Details
- Vintage-style ceramic planter / flower pot
- Deep glossy green glaze
- Raised floral, leaf and scrolling vine decoration
- Warm terracotta-colored exposed rim and base
- Drainage hole
- Softly irregular/scalloped rim
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Approx. 3” high × 4” wide
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Weight: approximately 8.1 oz
- Plant/floral arrangement shown is for styling purposes only unless otherwise stated
Condition
Good pre-owned condition with intentional rustic character. The planter features a deliberately aged finish with exposed terracotta-toned areas along the rim and base, glaze variation, and fine surface crazing throughout the green glaze. These details appear consistent with the piece’s decorative design and are part of its cottage-style, timeworn look rather than signs of structural damage. No obvious major cracks or repairs noted.
Age / Identification
Contemporary Vintage / older decorative Style ceramic pottery planter, maker unknown.
This contemporary Pot has glaze, raised relief design and rustic exposed pottery styling have an older European/country-pottery feel.
