Description

A lovely smaller neutral-toned vintage indoor planter by Broadstairs Pottery, Kent.

Circa 1970s or so – the pottery ran from 1968 to 1983.

Broadstairs Pottery was David James White and Mary Dening I believe, but some pots are also by Dianne Sanders.

Typical of the 70s Studio Pottery era, and much like works from Tremain and Louis Hudson.

Warm biscuit coloured unglazed lower third with three rows of incised shapes, top half is a brown/beige glaze.

It’s wheel thrown stoneware/pottery, handmade, and is cylindrical.

Chunky stoneware type pottery.

It’s a smaller sized 10cm tall x 10.5cm wide (inner is 9cm tall x 9cm), ideal for smaller plants like succulents and cacti.

Very good condition with no chips, see pics.

Some deliberate rustic imperfections.

Unsigned.

Additional information

Weight	1.00 kg
Dimensions	45.00 × 35.00 × 16.00 cm
Origin	England
Pattern	incised geometric patterns
Shape	Round
Indoor/Outdoor	Indoor
Material	Ceramic, Clay, Stoneware, Pottery
Customised	No
Subject	plant pot holder
Vintage	Yes
Colour	Beige
Brand	Broadstairs Pottery
Type	Planter
Original/Licensed Reproduction	Original
Era	Late 20th Century (1970-1999)
Item Height	10cm
Style	retro
Theme	British Studio Pottery
Features	cylinder shape, succulents, wheel thrown, hand made, Kent, studio, impressed, geometric
Production Style	Art Pottery
Time Period Manufactured	1970-1979
Production Technique	Pottery
Finish	Glossy
Country of Origin	United Kingdom
Item Width	10cm
Handmade	Yes