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The Peale pot is inspired by the 1802 portrait of Rubens Peale with Geranium, painted by Rembrandt Peale. It is said the pot in the portrait contains one of the first specimens of geranium brought to America. This is a classic 18th century shape, with a bead of roping just under the rim.
Guy Wolff always wanted to make a line of pots that was easy enough on the pocketbook that one could "Fill a Green House with them" - traditional in form and in beautiful proportions - to answer many gardening needs. In the last few years the need to find an inexpensive line of pots for the market just coming into our gardening family.
Attached saucers, inspired by those made by 19th century American potters of the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, as well as potters from the beautiful Lake District of Northwest England. The attached saucer and interior of each pot are treated with a clear waterproof sealer, making them perfect for indoor use. Available in white and light green
You truly could fill a green house with these pots. Now the only question is which plants to fill these gorgeous pots with! |
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