Vintage 1970s McCoy Pottery Planter - Green Floraline Pattern - Lancaster Colony Corporation Mark wheat pattern There are some chippy spots

There are some chippy spots

Originally intended for salad

Its size makes it ideally suited as a kitchen storage container for those errant items needing a little corralling like tea bags or coffee beans or your favorite market spices

A beauty in color

These finished pieces were stamped Nippon Hand Painted and exported to America

Vintage 1970s McCoy Pottery Planter - Green Floraline Pattern - Lancaster Colony Corporation Mark wheat pattern There are some chippy spotsA garden is a grand teacher. Gertrude Jekyll {HISTORY} In the 1960's, the florist trade fell in love with a new planter design. It was called Floraline and it was made by McCoy Pottery. Stylishly mod, it featured a lazy, loopy design and was washed in a gorgeous shade of green, like a lime rind and flecked with dark brown speckles. Part of McCoy's #506 pottery mold, it came in a variety of colors including white and yellow too. By the 1970's, when