Add a touch of mid-century sweetness to your walls with this charming pair of coordinating lady head planters. Produced by Royal Copley, each pocket features a stylized feminine bust with closed eyes, a gentle smile, and molded bonnets in pastel pink and sky blue.
- SIZE: Each measures approximately 6.75" in height with a 4" base (Measurements are close but approximate)
- DECADE: 1950s
- STYLE: Mid-Century Mod / Grandmillennial
- MATERIAL: Ceramic
- CONDITION: Good vintage condition with no chips or cracks; both pieces exhibit light, uniform age crazing to the glaze and minor dirt residue inside the pockets from historical use
- EXTRA NOTES: Set includes two distinct wall pockets designed to hang flush against a wall surface, featuring the iconic heavy glaze and airbrushed color accents characteristic of the Spaulding China Company's production line
During the post-war housing boom of the 1940s and 1950s, the Spaulding China Company of Sebring, Ohio, filled American homes with affordable luxury through its highly successful Royal Copley line. Characterized by a distinctively thick clay body, rich blended glazes, and charmingly stylized human and animal subjects, these whimsical wall pockets and planters became staple decorative accents in mid-century kitchens and sunrooms. Today, they remain highly sought after by collectors who appreciate the soft pastel palettes, airbrushed gradients, and joyful, stylized expressions that define mid-century Americana pottery design.