A striking pair of early 20th century green glazed garden planters featuring a beautifully sculptural leaf motif in high relief. The rich emerald glaze has a wonderful depth and variation, pooling softly within the details and highlighting the organic form. These low, rounded vessels are substantial in weight and presence, with a classic garden or conservatory feel that translates effortlessly indoors. Perfectly suited for orchids, ferns, or layered tabletop styling. Unmarked, but consistent with early American or European art pottery production, likely dating to the 1930s–1950s. Their character, craftsmanship, and patina suggest a higher-quality decorative garden piece rather than later mass-produced examples. A timeless pair that brings that collected, Old Florida meets Palm Beach garden aesthetic we all chase. * Early to mid-20th century (circa 1930s–1950s) * Unmarked / unattributed art pottery * Rich emerald green glazed finish with natural variation * Sculpted leaf motif in high relief * Drainage holes present * Suitable for indoor or covered outdoor use * Heavy, solid construction Please zoom in on all photos and reach out with any questions happy to help.