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Horticulture Pot
- United States, 21 st century, terracotta
John Weber uses colored slips to decorate these lively, contemporary garden pots.
Artist/supplier: John Weber, Sugar Run Clayworks, U.S.
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Handbuilt Planter
- United States, 21st century, terracotta
This contemporary handbuilt planter is from Seagrove, North Carolina, an area where many pottery workshops are located.
Artist/supplier: Jeff Seng, United States
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Carved Flowerpot and Saucer
- Canada, 21st century, terracotta
Artist/supplier: Richard Mund, Ontario, Canada
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Cloche Pot
- United States, 20th century, terracotta
This contemporary, limited-edition design for Seibert & Rice was commissioned from interior designer and expert gardener Bunny Williams.
Designer: Bunny Williams, United States
Supplier: Seibert & Rice, U.S. (handmade in Italy)
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Faux Bois Planter
United States, 21st century, terracotta
Planters resembling tree trunks have been made since Roman times. They were particularly popular in the United States in the late 19th century and were common cemetery planters, often made of concrete.
Designer: Mario Nievera
Supplier: Seibert & Rice, U.S. (handmade in Italy)
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Conservatory Planter
- United States, 20 th century, terracotta
Guy Wolff designed this limited-edition pot for the New York Botanic Garden.
Designer: Guy Wolff, G. Wolff & Son Pottery, United StatesSupplier: Seibert & Rice, U.S. (handmade in Italy)
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Acorn Pot
- United States, late 20 th century, terracotta
Seibert & Rice's contemporary flowerpot designs were a conscious attempt to introduce fashion to the flowerpot market. Designer Ryan Gainey of South Carolina draws inspiration for all his work from nature.
Designer: Ryan Gainey, United States
Supplier: Seibert & Rice, United States (handmade in Italy)
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Hampton Pot
- United States, 20 th century, terracotta
This update of a classic Italian flowerpot design was created by Guy Wolff for architect Robert A.M. Stern.
Designer: Guy Wolff, G. Wolff & Son Pottery, U.S.
Supplier: Seibert & Rice, United States (handmade in Italy)
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Contemporary Horticulture Ware
- Canada, 21 st century, terracotta
Artist/supplier: Richard Mund, Ontario, Canada
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Handbuilt Planter
- United States, 21st century, terracotta
This contemporary handbuilt planter is from Seagrove, North Carolina, an area where many pottery workshops are located.
Artist/supplier: Jeff Seng, United States
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