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which were popular in Victorian England for plants that needed extra room for deep roots
I call this style "furrowed" because the indentations remind me of the furrows of freshly planted farm land here in Wisconsin
Fired-on mineral wash finish
Examples of marbled ware can also be found in pottery of the Tang Dynasty in China
Brandywine Ruffled Rim with Attached Saucer, Natural White Clay Size:Medium (Traditional #4 Approximately 6.5" top outside diameter x 6.5" tall) which were popular in VictorianThe inspiration for this pot comes from Colonial Williamsburg's collection of early American pottery, and is a rare commemorative flowerpot which was handed down as a family heirloom. Late 18th century and early 19th century potters of Chester County, Pennsylvania, occasionally made "fancy flowerpots" which were inscribed with a family name, or to commemorate a special event. The pot that inspired my piece, was made for Elizabeth Canby in 1825, by
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