Vintage 1970s McCoy Pottery Planter - Green Floraline Pattern - Lancaster Colony Corporation Mark wheat pattern Originally intended for salad

Originally intended for salad

not for need of repair but more so for preventative or aesthetic reasons

There are some chippy spots

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

this binder-style cookbook produced by the tasting-test kitchen of Better Homes and Gardens

Vintage 1970s McCoy Pottery Planter - Green Floraline Pattern - Lancaster Colony Corporation Mark wheat pattern Originally intended for saladA 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