Iconic vintage Gainey Ceramics AC-12 cylinder planter in cobalt blue.
Made in California. Classic mid-century architectural form. Marked on the bottom.
Measures approximately 12" tall and 13" in diameter.

The exterior presents beautifully with a strong cobalt glaze.
Interior shows typical signs of use, with a surface-level crack. This appears superficial only and has no structural impact. The pot remains solid and usable - the planter looks amazing when displayed.

Hard to find in cobalt, especially in this size. A beautiful piece for interiors, patios, design projects, or plant staging.

Approximately 11.625" H x 12.75" D


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: The INTERIOR shows a visible crack line that appears to be superficial / within the glaze layer only. The crack does not show through the exterior, and there is no separation or movement. Most likely a glaze crack from age and use, not a structural failure. The planter remains solid and usable. The interior crack is shown in the photos. The exterior presents beautifully. With normal wear for age and only a few flea bites and a couple of tiny nicks on the bottom (shown in photos), purely cosmetic and do not affect stability.

Origin:
United States

Creator:
Brand: Gainey Pottery; Artist: Gainey Pottery; Designer: Gainey Pottery

Materials & Techniques:
Ceramic

Details:
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used
Country of Origin: United States

Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; The INTERIOR shows a visible crack line that appears to be superficial / within the glaze layer only. The crack does not show through the exterior, and there is no separation or movement. Most likely a glaze crack from age and use, not a structural failure. The planter remains solid and usable. The interior crack is shown in the photos. The exterior presents beautifully. With normal wear for age and only a few flea bites and a couple of tiny nicks on the bottom (shown in photos), purely cosmetic and do not affect stability.