A charming early-20th-century antique ceramic plant pot from Grottaglie, Puglia, a town renowned for its long tradition of handmade Italian ceramics. This rustic terracotta planter features a rich deep green glaze, raised ribbing around the upper section and distinctive crimped detailing around the opening.
Handmade and beautifully aged, the pot has developed an authentic patina through years of use and exposure to the elements. The interior remains unglazed and the base has a drainage hole, making it both decorative and practical for planting.
Found in Martina Franca in the Valle d'Itria, this one-of-a-kind Puglian ceramic brings the rustic character and understated colour of Southern Italy to both indoor and outdoor spaces. Pair it with the matching green-glazed planter shown in the photographs for an especially striking display.
Details
Period: Early 1900s
Origin: Grottaglie, Puglia, Italy
Found in: Martina Franca, Valle d'Itria
Material: Terracotta / ceramic
Glaze: Deep green
Features: Ribbed surface, crimped rim and drainage hole
Dimensions: H23 × W22 × D22 cm
As with all Rivesto antique ceramics, this piece is perfectly imperfect. Cracks, chips, discolouration and other signs of age may be present and are part of its authentic character and history. Please note that colours may vary slightly from screen to screen.
A charming early-20th-century antique ceramic plant pot from Grottaglie, Puglia, a town renowned for its long tradition of handmade Italian ceramics. This rustic terracotta planter features a rich deep green glaze, raised ribbing around the upper section and distinctive crimped detailing around the opening.
Handmade and beautifully aged, the pot has developed an authentic patina through years of use and exposure to the elements. The interior remains unglazed and the base has a drainage hole, making it both decorative and practical for planting.
Found in Martina Franca in the Valle d'Itria, this one-of-a-kind Puglian ceramic brings the rustic character and understated colour of Southern Italy to both indoor and outdoor spaces. Pair it with the matching green-glazed planter shown in the photographs for an especially striking display.
Details
Period: Early 1900s
Origin: Grottaglie, Puglia, Italy
Found in: Martina Franca, Valle d'Itria
Material: Terracotta / ceramic
Glaze: Deep green
Features: Ribbed surface, crimped rim and drainage hole
Dimensions: H23 × W22 × D22 cm
As with all Rivesto antique ceramics, this piece is perfectly imperfect. Cracks, chips, discolouration and other signs of age may be present and are part of its authentic character and history. Please note that colours may vary slightly from screen to screen.
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