4 VINTAGE 1960S MCCOY FLORALINE USA PLANTERS

Made by McCoy pottery marked: Floraline USA. One matte white oval planter 476-8, one olive green oval planter 476-8, 1 round green planter, and 1 square pedestal planter 460. McCoy started Floraline June 9th, 1960. They were looking for a line of pottery that could be sold directly to individual florist shops. The idea was to create  a simple form with classic lines with solid eye pleasing colors that could accentuate the floral designs that would be placed in them. They fulfill that purpose beautifully!


5 1/2" X 6 1/4"


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