Planter, Hull Pottery, Grape Clusters & Leaves, Handled Cachet Pot, #5, USA, Vintage 1930s

Hull Pottery has been collected for nearly as long as it's been made — and this early piece, predating the company's famous Tokay reissue of the 1950s, is a lovely example of why.

• Maker: Hull Pottery, Crooksville, OH
• Model: Mold #5
• Materials: Ceramic
• Dimensions: 5.5"H × 6" diameter (top opening)
• Origin: USA
• Era: Vintage, 1930s–1940s (pre-Tokay)
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition — no chips, cracks, or stains; tiny natural holes on pedestal, characteristic of florist-trade ceramics, not damage; heavy, approx. 2 lbs. before packaging. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.

A wonderful gift for a Hull Pottery collector, or anyone who loves the earthy, European-influenced charm of American art pottery.

A cream-colored ceramic body with a green grape cluster and leafy vines, two urn-style handles adding a quiet Mediterranean warmth, and a simplicity that lets the craftsmanship speak for itself. Embossed on the base "USA" and mold #5 — an early mark consistent with Hull's novelty pieces of the 1930s and 1940s. This same form was later reissued as the Tokay artware line; a piece marked "Tokay" is the post-1950 version. This one is the original, with no drainage hole, best used as a cachepot.

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