What a beautiful Jardiniere and pedestal set! Created by Robinson Ransbottom Pottery Company, c. 1940's-1950's, Green Fern Leaves, #153. They are decorated with rosettes, fern leaves and ivy.
Assembled, its height reaches to 20.5" and at its widest point is 8".


The jardiniere alone measures 7"H and weighs 4.2lbs.
While the top measures 7.5" and the bottom is 5.5"

The pedestal measures 14.5"H and weighs 7.8lbs.
Its top measures 6.5" and the bottom measures 8"

This set can be used as a pedestal and pot combo or as two pots"”either way, it is a striking set!
The pedestal is stamped "R.R.P.Co., Roseville, Ohio, #153". These are heavyweight pieces of glazed pottery and the bottom of the jardiniere has a beautiful "crackled" look in its glaze, that lends authenticity to its age.


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: The set is in brilliant condition, considering its age, use and exposure to the elements! I could only find one small "chip" and it is located on the inside of the jardiniere, where it would be unseen, if the planter were filled.

Dimensions:
Height: 20.5 in.
Width: 8 in.
Depth: 8 in.

Category: Plant Stands
Origin: United States
Creator: Brand: Robinson Ransbottom Pottery Co.
Materials & Techniques: Pottery

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Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; The set is in brilliant condition, considering its age, use and exposure to the elements! I could only find one small "chip"? and it is located on the inside of the jardiniere, where it would be unseen, if the planter were filled.