Italian Midcentury Ceramic White Elephant Planter

Who doesn't love a chimpanzee? Hand painted Italian Mid Century ceramic planter. Festive. Fun. Lots of hand painted detail - a work of cera...

There are few accessories you can place in a room that immediately elevate the level of decor and easily synchronize, yet demand attention and Stand out. This Cartier style Italian h...

Delivering high style and sophistication since the 60s, this unique and uplifting vase is of the one of the most celebrated Mid Century Modern glassware...

Beautifully preserved pair of Hollywood Regency vases hand painted with 22k Gold produced by the Imperial Glass Company circa 1965. Imperial Glass produced the most iconic mid century glassware...

Hand thrown stoneware planter by American ceramicist, Kazuko Matthews. This planter features a layered brush stroke glaze in brown, cream and olive tones. Signed by the artist. Dime...

A colorful hand-made ceramic Italian Moorish bust vase or planter of a man. Handmade and glazed in brilliant blues, yellows, reds, and creams. This piece depicts the head of a King wearing a glazed cream crown of plump yellow majolica lemons, lush green leaves, and red berries. His crown with a blue quilted back matches his blue eyes. He sports a short black beard...

Pair of Italian Modern white lacquered fiberglas planters, Each one a sleek circular drum with tapering pedestal 14.5 Inch diameter base, with numerous drain holes.     

Mid-Century Modern fiberglass bullet planters. Original 1950s vintage elephant gray fiberglass bullet planter with it's original tripod rod iron stand and each bullet planter are stamped inside: part no. 324 Industrial plastics corp. Gardena, calif. Industrial plastics corp., Gardena ca is a subdivision of zenith plastics. ZENITH PLASTICS CHARLES EAMES: ''September 1949: Zenith Plastics received a phone call from the Charles Eames with a request for representatives from the company to come in to the Eames Office and discuss a possible application for fiberglass. After showing up several hours late for the meeting with Sol Fingerhut, (a prior researcher in Owens Corning Fiberglass laboratories, who had previously developed fiberglass airplane wings for the US Air Force), and Irv Green (also from Owens Corning), Charles immediately launched into his discussion of the project, resulting in a four hour conversation'' Above Info: EAMES OFFICIAL SITE, THE HISTORY OF THE EAMES MOLDED PLASTIC CHAIR...