The phrase identifies a specific category of vintage American pottery. It denotes a flowerpot manufactured by the McCoy Pottery Company, originating within the specified two-decade timeframe. The description highlights a bi-color design featuring a light-colored upper portion and a darker, often blue, lower section. These pieces are of interest to collectors of vintage ceramics and decorative arts.
These planters represent a tangible link to mid-century American design and manufacturing. Their popularity stems from a combination of factors, including the enduring appeal of their simple, yet elegant, aesthetic, and the nostalgia associated with the era. The relative affordability of many examples, compared to other types of antique ceramics, also contributes to their collectibility, allowing enthusiasts to acquire a piece of history without significant financial investment. These items provide insights into the design sensibilities and domestic lifestyles of the period.
