Vintage Lady Planters Vases, California Pottery Ceramic Indoor Planters, Succulent Small Flowers, Cottagecore Farmhouse Decor, Gift for Her

This listing is for a lovely classic vintage California Pottery lady indoor planters or vases **each sold separately*** that could be used for succulents or small flowers. Lovely example of the collectible 1940's ceramic California Pottery era that could also be used simply as a figurine. They would be beautiful for your farmhouse or cottagecore decor or as a gift!

** Below is specific information for each of the three ladies listed here:

1. Lady Bottom Left: This cute little vase is 7"T x 3.75" W (at her widest.) She is wearing a cream colored dress tied with a blue ribbon at the waist and has little blue flower accents throughout her dress. She is holding a little bird and carrying a basket at her elbow. (Possibly De Lee Art.) The inside of the vase is pretty clean. She does have all over clear crazing - very typical for this age and type of ceramic, but I do not see any nicks, chips or cracks. She does have a couple of manufacturing flaws - not all of the blue ribbon tied at the waist was covered in clear glaze, one tiny pit and some glaze pops. #698

2. Lady Top Center: This beauty is 7"T x 4"W (at her widest.) She is wearing a white dress with a pink, blue and yellow flower on the front and is carrying a dark pink basket. The inside is clean. She does not have any flea bites, nicks or chips. On the inside bottom of where the skirt attaches to the base, it looks as those it's separating but could have happened at time of manufacturing. I do not see any light coming through, nor any structural weakness. I do not see any crazing. She does have several glaze pops that occurred during the glazing process. #700

3. Lady Bottom Right: I believe this lovely lady is from De Lee Art. She measures 7"T x 4"W (at her widest.) She is wearing a cream colored dress with lavender and blue flowers and a waist band in blue with a hat tied in a ribbon of blue. She has all over clear crazing and two small craze lines on the top of her hat that have slightly darkened. She does not have any nicks, chips or cracks and the inside is pretty clean. The inside of this vase is interesting in that it has a different type of bottom to it. It's hard to describe, but it has a raised ring of ceramic with a moat around it and in the center a raised dot. May have to do with strengthening the bottom. #699

These lovely ladies would be perfect to add to your collection, use as they were intended as a planter or vase, or as a gift to the California pottery enthusiast in your life. :)

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I do my best to describe the vintage, used goods I sell very well. Nothing is more disappointing when expecting one thing and getting another! Your complete satisfaction is always my goal. Having said that, the vintage items I sell are used so some marks might be present. If they are excessive, I will be sure to add that to my listing. I'll accept returns if contacted within 7 days and returned within 14 days if my description has not been complete.

My items come from a smoke free, pet friendly home.

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