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vintage planter pots

vintage planter pots Late 19th–Early 20th Century Terracotta Planter

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vintage planter pots Late 19th–Early 20th Century Terracotta PlanterThis terracotta Anduze planter by Boisset dates to the late 19th to early 20th century. The classic baluster body rests on a waisted socle and molded foot, rising to an everted rim with a rounded lip. Applied garlands with rosette terminals frame a central shield cartouche bearing the Boisset name, while triple circumferential fillets articulate the lower belly. The clay shows a warm _terre cuite_ orange, with remnants of green and dark glaze now

This terracotta Anduze planter by Boisset dates to the late 19th to early 20th century. The classic baluster body rests on a waisted socle and molded foot, rising to an everted rim with a rounded lip. Applied garlands with rosette terminals frame a central shield cartouche bearing the Boisset name, while triple circumferential fillets articulate the lower belly. The clay shows a warm _terre cuite_ orange, with remnants of green and dark glaze now beautifully abraded, testifying to decades of outdoor use.
The Anduze form emerged in the 17th century in the pottery town of Anduze, in the Gard, inspired by Italian Medici urns and adapted to local faïence and terracotta traditions. Intended for citrus and myrtle in orangeries and formal parterres, these pots are easily recognized by their swelling profiles, festooned swags, and a potter’s medallion. The Boisset ateliers were among the most prominent of the 19th century, celebrated for their durable red clay bodies and green lead glazes that weather gracefully in the elements, producing the mottled patina so prized by gardeners and collectors today.
This planter brings sculptural gravitas to a terrace, loggia, or conservatory, ideal for a clipped boxwood, lemon tree, or olive standard. Indoors, it anchors an entry or garden room as a stand-alone accent, its rustic surface harmonizing with limestone, patinated metals, and Provençal textiles. Used to flank French doors or a fireplace, it introduces historic character and an unmistakable sense of the South of France. 


Condition and patina consistent with age.
Approx. overall 28" high x 21¾" diameter externally at widest
Approx. overall 71cm high x 55cm diameter externally at widest

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Courtney A.
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★★★★★ 5
Decent quality for the price
Color: Grey
Decent quality for the price. Other privacy screens were extremely out of my budget, but this looks and works just fine- I just needed something simple to place behind my couch to hide some clutter. It took me about a half hour to assemble, but it was easy enough. It might be due to my carpeting, but I don't trust that the screen would be stable enough to stand freely without falling. Thankfully my plan all along was to wedge the screen between the couch and a box of clutter anyway, so for me it works as l'd planned!
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Madi R.
Grantham, US
★★★★★ 4
Overpriced but effective.
Color: Cream
I happened to get lucky and get a warehouse deal at an additional 30% discount. Even at $25, it feels a little overpriced. But it was easy to assemble and serves its purpose. If you line the Velcro up exactly, the panels sag, if you stretch past even, but where it still grips, they look pretty ok. It is very light and does fold very compact for easy storage.
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Sunny in AZ
Birmingham, US
★★★★★ 5
Great price for a great product
Color: Coal Black
Excellent quality and great price to boot. Easy to assemble and folds up easily to be stored. We are using it as a privacy screen when we have company that needs to sleep on the couch and also to block off a hallway leading to a guest suite. It looks great and is as described in the ad
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Carissa L
Houston, US
★★★★★ 1
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Color: Coal Black, Color: Coal Black
This was horribly made and a nightmare to put together. You have to basically bend the bars to get the coverings attached. The sizes don't match. The stickers that label the parts are impossible to remove and if you do get them off theres a lot of residue left behind. On top of that once it was put together I noticed theres a big dirty foot print on it which is definitely not mine.
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Duckie mom
Lowell, US
★★★★★ 3
You have to add weight to it
Color: Coal Black
It does its job and it was easy to put together but it's a little on the flimsy side and it will easily be knocked down. So you're going to have to figure out a way to make the legs heavier? I used cinder blocks, single cinder blocks and it works just fine. Just know that it will knock over super easy
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