📝 Description

This is a vintage ceramic wall pocket planter, most commonly attributed to Morton Pottery, produced during the 1950s. A wonderful example of Mid-Century Modern décor, this charming piece features two lovebirds/parakeets in a sweet, affectionate pose perched above a basket-style planter.

The planter is decorated with a raised green maple leaf and soft, earthy glazing. The birds showcase delicate pastel wing accents in red, yellow, and blue/green against a creamy white body. The sculptural design and expressive detail make this piece highly desirable for collectors and vintage décor enthusiasts.

The planter can be hung on a wall or used as a freestanding decorative piece, making it versatile for styling shelves, kitchens, entryways, or gallery walls.

🌿 Please note: The greenery shown in photos is for styling purposes only and is not included in the sale.

⭐ Condition Summary

Good vintage condition for age

• Multiple small chips along the back rim of the planter opening
• These are located on the rear edge and are not visible when displayed
• No structural cracks observed
• Normal wear and light glaze variation consistent with age
• Presents beautifully overall and remains functional

Buyers are encouraged to review all photos carefully prior to purchase.

📏 Measurements (Approximate)

• Height: 6.75 inches
• Depth (front to back): approx. 4.5 inches
• Planter Opening: approx. 3" x 1.5"
• Interior Planter Depth: approx. 2.5 inches