Montelupo Flowerpot with Saucer, Natural White Clay Grossy unadorned work pots that were

unadorned work pots that were found in Victorian era greenhouses and conservatories

Traditional orchid pots have sidewall holes that promote drainage and encourage the air movement around the plant's root system

The impressed design has then been filled with copper oxide before firing to accentuate the detail

Hand thrown in Rockdale

Klais is particularly well known among 19th century Wisconsin potters for his ornamented and ruffled rims

Montelupo Flowerpot with Saucer, Natural White Clay Grossy unadorned work pots that wereThe Montelupo Flowerpot is named in homage to Montelupo Fiorentino, a town near Florence where I have worked with potters on larger scale custom terracotta projects. Montelupo has a long history of pottery, dating back to the 14th century, when it became known for its tin glazed maiolica. Unglazed terracotta flowerpots have long been a staple of production, owing to the durable and abundant local clay. This style features a broad opening, a combed