WAS 33. VTE 1950'S UPCO UNGEMACH ART DECO STYLE POTTERY PLANTER PINK

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View WAS 33. VTE 1950'S UPCO UNGEMACH ART DECO STYLE POTTERY PLANTER PINK with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. On the back is a style number _70. Can't make out the 1st number. Made in Roseville, Ohio. His designs were based on art deco but streamlined and futuristic. There is 1 flea bite. NO CRACKS. Green and brown were more common than the pink. VTE 1950'S UPCO UNGEMACH ART DECO STYLE POTTERY PLANTER PINK. On the back is a style number _70. Can't make out the 1st number.  Made in Roseville, Ohio.  Fred Ungemach started the company in 1937. His designs were based on art deco but streamlined and futuristic.  He worked for both McCoy and Ransbottom Pottery (RRP Co.) There's an atomic or geometric design on all sides. There is 1 flea bite. NO CRACKS.  NO CHIPS.  See pics for measurements.  Green and brown were more common than the pink. I won't exactly call the white a drip glaze. Very simple one not exaggerated. Please message me with any questions you may have.  All sales are final.  I will ship 1 to 3 business days after receiving payment.  Shipping is Monday through Friday.  No shipping on weekends or holidays.  Please check out my other listed items for sale.  Thanks for stopping by. Condition: Used. Category: Pottery & Glass › Decorative Pottery & Glassware › Planters. Brand: UPCO.

Origin

united states

Shape

Rectangle

Indoor/Outdoor

Indoor & Outdoor

Year Manufactured

1950

Item Length

appr 4in

Vintage

Yes

Original/Licensed Reproduction

Original

Item Height

appr 3in

Style

Art Deco

Production Style

Art Pottery

Finish

Glossy

Handmade

No

Item Width

appr 6in

Pattern

Brush

Color

Pink

Subject

atomic

Brand

UPCO

Type

Planter

Era

Mid 20th Century (1941-1969)

Theme

Art

Time Period Manufactured

1950-1959

Production Technique

Pottery

Backstamp

Impressed

Country of Origin

United States

Item Weight

1lb

Product Line

atomic