Architectural Pottery collection of planters

Architectural Pottery Collection of three planters c. 1950glazed earthenware largest: 17.5 h × 17.75 dia in (44 × 45 cm) smallest: 11.5 h × 14.25 dia in (29 × 36 cm) Collection include

LaGardo Tackett collection of six planters Architectural PotteryUSA, c. 1965glazed stoneware, redwood15.75 dia × 12 h in (40 × 30 cm) Signed with impressed manufacturer's mark t

Collection of three planters by Architectural Pottery, 1960s. Largest is 23" T.

DAVID CRESSEY (California, b. 1916): Stoneware planter with leaf texture, unglazed. Pro/Artisan collection for Architectural Pottery; 12" D X 6.5" H.

California Pottery Collection of four planted glazed planters, 1960s. Three produced by Architectural Pottery, USA. Green: 12.5" x 12" x 12"; Brown: 10.5" x 13.5" x 13.5"; Short yellow: 10" x 14" x 14

David Cressey Planter Architectural PotteryUSA, c. 1960Golden Ochre and Terra Umbra Flame-glazed stoneware 9 h x 12 dia in (23 x 30 cm) Provenance: Private Collection, C

David Cressey Large planter Architectural PotteryUSA, c. 1960Stone White Flame-glazed stoneware 11.375 h x 21 dia in (29 x 53 cm) Provenance: Private Collection, Califor

David Cressey Planter Architectural PotteryUSA, c. 1960Stone White Flame-glazed stoneware 7.875 h x 15 dia in (20 x 38 cm) Provenance: Private Collection, California

Large Egg planter by Marilyn Kay Austin for Architectural Pottery, 1960s. Presented in California's Designing Women exhibition at the Autry National Center, 2012. Property from the Collection of the M

Footed planter by John Follis for Architectural Pottery with applied decoration by David Cressey, 1960s. Provenance: From the collection of fellow AP designer Marilyn Kay Austin. 9.5" H x 12" D.

John Follis Planter, model K-35 Architectural PotteryUSA, c. 1955bisque ceramic 19 h × 18 dia in (48 × 46 cm) Provenance: The Peter Loughrey Collection, Los

John Follis and Rex Goode Planter, model F-112 Architectural PotteryUSA, c. 1960bisque ceramic, iron 15.5 h × 17 dia in (39 × 43 cm) Provenance: The Peter Lo

John Follis Planter, model CP-17 Architectural PotteryUSA, c. 1955bisque ceramic 10 h × 16 dia in (25 × 41 cm) Provenance: The Peter Loughrey Collection, Los

A group of six various Gainey Architectural Pottery planters. Including models AC-8, AC-10 (x2), C-6, C-8 and C-14. Largest: 11 x 13.5. All measurements are in inches.

Group of four cylindrical glazed earthenware planters by Architectural Pottery, 1960s. Property from the Estate of Bill Stern, Los Angeles, CA.

unsigned 24 1/2 x 17 in. (62.2 x 43.2 cm.) and 13 1/4 x 17 in. (33.7 x 43.2 cm.) Provenance: Property from the Simkin Estate, Pacific Palisades, California

Pair of Architectural Pottery planters attributed to Paul McCobb. American, 20th century. Having white glaze. Marked with Architectural Pottery stamp to interior. Height 13 3/4", diameter 17 3/8".

A group of six various Gainey Architectural Pottery planters. Including models AC-8, AC-10 (x2), C-6, C-8 and C-14. Dimensions : Largest: 11 x 13.5. All measurements are in inches.

Group of three bisque planters by Architectural Pottery, 1950s. Property from the Estate of Evelyn and Jerome Ackerman, Los Angeles, CA.

Two Gainey architectural pottery planters, including an orange speckled AC-16 and a white AC-14. White - 14 x 15.5 / Orange - 15.5 x 18 . All measurements are in inches.

Architectural Pottery Set of three cylindrical planters, 1960s Glazed ceramic. Manufactured by Architectural Pottery, USA. Medium pot with manufacturer's mark to interior. Smallest pot incised "USA" t

John Follis (1923-1994) for Architectural Pottery planters, pair, model F Escondido, California, circa 1960 white glazed ceramic impressed underglaze marks each: 12 1/2"dia x 6 3/8"h

14 Gainey Architectural Pottery Planters Pots Espresso Glaze Ceramic Dimensions: H: 6 inches: W: 8 inches: D: 8 inches ---

A pair of architectural pottery planters. Unmarked. 22 x 16. All measurements are in inches.