I went looking for my dreams outside of myself and discovered, it's not what the world holds for you, it's what you bring to it. Lucy Maud Montgomery

{HISTORY}

In the 1960's, if you were in the florist trade this petite green planter is exactly the type of vessel that would spark the inspiration for your next bouquet. Although not stamped with the McCoy maker's mark on the bottom, it was made by the famous pottery manufacturer for their Floraline series. Stylishly mod, it features a lazy, loopy design and is washed in a gorgeous shade of green (like a lime rind) and flecked with dark brown speckles. Part of McCoy's #506 pottery mold, it came in a variety of colors including white and yellow in this design too. 

No stranger to pottery making, McCoy first began in 1848 in Ohio where it thrived in business for over 130 years. One of the most popular potteries in U.S. history, McCoy pieces are beloved by collectors around the world for their dynamic shapes, beautiful color palettes and quality craftsmanship. 

{SPECIAL FEATURES}

- 506 pottery mold

- Lovely shade of green flecked with brown speckles

- Stamped on bottom with 506 USA mark

{CONDITION}

In absolutely beautiful vintage condition. Shiny glaze. Very clean interior. No chips or cracks.

{SIZE}

Measures 3.75" inches (height) x 6.25" inches (diameter) and weighs 1.7lbs

{STYLE IDEA}

Of course you don't have to use a planter strictly for planting purposes. They also make great storage containers, catchalls and organizers for all sorts of kitchen, dining and entertaining needs.