Add a touch of Mid-Century charm to your collection with this classic Shawnee Pottery swan planter. Featuring a graceful curved neck and detailed feather embossing, this piece showcases a vibrant, high-gloss glaze typical of the era. The body transitions from a deep forest green to a warm sunset red, accented by a hand-painted yellow beak and delicate black eye details.
Whether you are a seasoned Shawnee collector or looking for the perfect "cottagecore" accent for a windowsill, this petite planter offers timeless appeal. This piece is perfect for succulents, air plants, or as a decorative vanity dish for rings and jewelry.
Brand: Shawnee Pottery (USA)
Era: Estimated 1940s–1950s
Material: Ceramic / Pottery
Dimensions: 5.5" Wide x 5" High x 3" Deep
Finish: High-gloss multi-color glaze
This item is in good vintage condition for its age, but does show signs of its history:
Fracture: There is a slight hairline fracture near the top opening (please see photos).
Glaze: There are a few small "skips" or gaps in the glaze application on the neck, which occurred during the original manufacturing process.
Wear: Light shelf wear on the bottom base consistent with age.
Add a touch of Mid-Century charm to your collection with this classic Shawnee Pottery swan planter. Featuring a graceful curved neck and detailed feather embossing, this piece showcases a vibrant, high-gloss glaze typical of the era. The body transitions from a deep forest green to a warm sunset red, accented by a hand-painted yellow beak and delicate black eye details.
Whether you are a seasoned Shawnee collector or looking for the perfect "cottagecore" accent for a windowsill, this petite planter offers timeless appeal. This piece is perfect for succulents, air plants, or as a decorative vanity dish for rings and jewelry.
Brand: Shawnee Pottery (USA)
Era: Estimated 1940s–1950s
Material: Ceramic / Pottery
Dimensions: 5.5" Wide x 5" High x 3" Deep
Finish: High-gloss multi-color glaze
This item is in good vintage condition for its age, but does show signs of its history:
Fracture: There is a slight hairline fracture near the top opening (please see photos).
Glaze: There are a few small "skips" or gaps in the glaze application on the neck, which occurred during the original manufacturing process.
Wear: Light shelf wear on the bottom base consistent with age.
