This is an unusual nineteenth or early twentieth century red earthenware tree trunk formed planter that was made in either America or Canada, whereas most of these found today are made from stoneware and often molded. This planter is hand-thrown and entirely hand-sculpted on the exterior. It was recently found near Cleveland. Furthermore, the base shows traces of a green glaze, which suggests that this planter was around some green glazed red earthenware while it was being manufactured.
A Good Tree Trunk Formed Red Earthenware Planter
19th or Early 20th Century Tree Trunk Formed Red Earthenware Planter
The Planter is Hand-Thrown and Hand-Sculpted
Recently Discovered Near Cleveland
Stands 7 3/4" Tall
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Another View of the Planter
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Another View of the Planter
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A View of the Interior
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A View of the Base
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The Base Shows Traces of a Green Glaze
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