Two green dragons face each other across this vintage Majolica-style ceramic planter — intricately detailed, coiled and commanding, one on each side. In Chinese tradition, the dragon symbolizes good luck, strength, and health, and this piece carries that energy with quiet authority. The body of the planter is textured to resemble woven wicker or bamboo, a beautiful contrast to the sculptural dragons flanking it.
Made in China, marked "SP 08-4" on the base — likely a mold or artist mark. No drainage hole, making it a true jardinière or cachepot. There is crazing throughout, entirely consistent with age and entirely expected for a piece of this vintage. No chips or scratches.
A striking accent for a chinoiserie-inspired room, a collector's shelf, or any space that welcomes something with genuine character. A memorable gift for the lover of Asian décor or bold vintage ceramics.
Maker: Unmarked, Made in China
Mark: SP 08-4 (mold or artist mark)
Era: 1950s–1970s (estimated)
Style: Majolica-style; jardinière / cachepot (no drainage hole)
