Vintage Yellow Cornucopia Planter. Yellow ceramic planter. Unmarked. Measures 5" in height by 11" long. Excellent condition.
his eleven-inch ceramic cornucopia planter is a striking example of Mid-Century Modern "Found History" for the home. Finished in a bold, optimistic sunny yellow, this piece features a classic "Horn of Plenty" silhouette with a deep, swirling texture that emphasizes its graceful curve. Standing five inches tall, the wide opening provides ample space for a lush arrangement of succulents, seasonal gourds, or botanical greens, making it a versatile centerpiece for a dining table or an entryway console.
The planter is in excellent vintage condition, with the glaze remaining vibrant and entirely free of chips, cracks, or surface crazing. While it is unmarked, the weight and craftsmanship are characteristic of quality American art pottery from the 1940s and 50s, such as the styles produced by McCoy or Shawnee. Its clean lines and cheerful palette allow it to bridge the gap between a traditional harvest aesthetic and a bright, eclectic modern interior. This is a soulful find for collectors of vintage pottery or those looking to add a pop of authentic mid-century color to their plant collection.
This item is vintage, over 60 years old.
