Stunning vintage pair of mid century modern Italian ceramic figural conch shell planters! They can be used in a variety of ways, and can be absolutely used as decorative objects without plants or airplants!

They measure 10 1/2" long overall and are 7" deep and 6" tall. They are in excellent condition for their age, with age-appropriate wear and no chips or cracks. Each one has spots where there isn't glazed, from where the piece sat on the stand in the kiln when being fired. These are meant to displayed with those facing down, but honestly could be used any way you'd like, as they don't detract from the piece when facing up.


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: They are in excellent condition for their age, with age-appropriate wear and no chips or cracks. Each one has spots where there isn't glazed, from where the piece sat on the stand in the kiln when being fired. These are meant to displayed with those facing down, but honestly could be used any way you'd like, as they don't detract from the piece when facing up.

Dimensions:
Height: 6 in.
Width: 10.5 in.
Depth: 7 in.

Category: Cachepot
Origin: Italy
Materials: Gold, Pottery

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Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; They are in excellent condition for their age, with age-appropriate wear and no chips or cracks. Each one has spots where there isn't glazed, from where the piece sat on the stand in the kiln when being fired. These are meant to displayed with those facing down, but honestly could be used any way you'd like, as they don't detract from the piece when facing up.