Cultivate a reverent stillness in your Living Room with this 1950s Haeger Madonna and Child Planter, featuring a minimalist off-white ceramic finish and a smooth, modernist silhouette.
Produced by the legendary Haeger Potteries during the mid-20th century, this "Madonna and Child" figure is a masterclass in minimalist religious art. The flowing, unbroken lines of the Madonna’s robes lend a sense of reverent history, while the high-gloss cream glaze provides a soft vanilla glow that feels both timeless and grounded.
Standing at eleven inches tall, the figure is anchored by two integrated planter pockets at the base, designed to hold small succulents or ivy. This combination of sculptural art and functional garden-ware makes it a soulful choice for a spring mantle or a quiet grief and mourning tribute. While the interior pockets show evidence of their past life as a home for greenery, the exterior remains in pristine condition, serving as a graceful tribute to mid-century American craftsmanship. It is an ideal piece for those who appreciate the intersection of faith, form, and the natural world.
This item is vintage, approximately 70 years old. All measurements are close but approximate. I measure in quarter inches.
Origin: USA (Dundee, Illinois)
Era: 1950s
Material: Ceramic
Dimensions: 11.00" x 5.00" (Base Width)
Condition: Excellent (Internal soil residue noted)