Vintage Ungemach Pottery (Ohio) MCM Footed Planter, Orange & Purple Stripes, 1960s

Elevate your garden with this vintage Ungemach Pottery Planter, a striking piece of mid-century modern art pottery. The 4.4-inch tall planter features a bold alternating orange, purple and cream striped pattern, perfect for showcasing your favorite plants in a truly retro style. Its ceramic construction and glossy finish underscore the planter's sophisticated appeal, making it a standout addition to any collection of decorative items. Crafted with care in Roseville, Ohio, this handmade planter bears the distinguished Ungemach Pottery brand's impressed backstamp, confirming its authenticity and artistic merit. Whether for functional use or as a collectible display piece, this unique planter is a testament to the timeless beauty of mid-century design.

Ungemach Pottery was founded by Fred Ungemach in 1937 in Roseville, Ohio. They were in business until 1984. When he first began the business he called it South Fork Pottery, but in 1942 he changed it's name to "Ungemach Pottery Company". The design aesthetics were Art Deco, streamlined and futuristic. Fred Ungemach (1900-1984) had worked for the Nelson McCoy Pottery as a boy and later for Ransbottom Pottery (RRP Co) where he learnt both the business and design side of making art pottery. ~ Courtesy of Avveny

The planter is in excellent condition. There are no chips or cracks. There is barely any wear (may have been that way all along) and is located on the underside of the planter - please see pictures.