Seafoam Green

No matter if they are Roseville Pottery, McCoy or even unmarked, I can never get enough of vintage vases like these.

Classic

I am so happy that Sunset magazine has teamed up with Bauer pottery to remake these classic swirl flower pots. Take a peek here for the full line.

Curve and Sway

There is something special about vintage pottery. I am a sucker for it I must admit. The simple flow of one curve as it effortlessly turns into another is so charming. It is rather amazing to think how so many mass-produced pieces of pottery from last century still hold our attention. They can be found anywhere, from the smallest flea market, to those well curated antique shops where every price gets an extra $0 added to the end. These pieces were meant to be used and thankfully so many were produced that they are still loved today.

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For a link to the items above please click on the images.

Who can stop at just one?

Aren't these just lovely... especially with such gorgeous peonies?! Who could ever stop collecting when there is so many neat pieces out there. I must admit I have a few vases of McCoy and Roseville pottery around the house myself. I am so tempted to keep adding more but soon I may need more shelves just like these collectors. For links to each pieces please click on the images.