John Follis For Adam Ceramics Rectangular Pottery Planter

Gainey and Architectural Pottery, Planters, set of 3USA, glazed ceramic, consisting of (2) Gainey examples in white, and the Architectural Pottery planter in black, designed by John Follis, largest: 1

John Follis Planter Architectural PotteryUSA, c. 1955bisque ceramic, wrought iron 12 h × 24.875 dia in (30 × 63 cm) This planter appears to be in an early stage of the produc

John Follis 'Chalice' planter, 1950s Glazed ceramic. Manufactured by Architectural Pottery, USA. Underside stamped "ARCHITECTURAL POTTERY." Dimensions: 20" H 13.5" W 13.5" D.

Black glaze ceramic bowl planter designed by John Follis for Architectural Pottery, 9.25" Dia. x 5" H.

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

American, 20th/21st century, stamped "Architectural Pottery/Vessel U.S.A", white glazed ceramic planter, elongated "peanut" form, 6-5/8 x 58-1/2 x 14-1/8 in.; with conforming wood stand, 7-1/2 x 34-1/

John Follis (1923-1994) for Architectural Pottery large planter, model G-31 Escondido, California, circa 1960 off-white glazed ceramic unmarked 27 1/2"dia x 15"h

La Gardo Tackett, Paul MCCobb & John Follis Set of three planters, 1950s Glazed ceramic. Manufactured by Architectural Pottery, USA. Largest: 19" H x 12.5" Diameter Smallest: 10" H x 11" Diameter

John Follis Low planter, model F-07 Architectural PotteryUSA, c. 1951bisque ceramic 8.75 h × 21 dia in (22 × 53 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark to underside 'Architectural

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 & Rex Goode 'Tire' planter, model no. CP-17, ca. 1960 Glazed ceramic. Manufactured by Architectural Pottery, USA. Interior impressed "USA." 11" H x 17" Diameter

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

John Follis Pair of table top planters, 1950s Glazed ceramic. Manufactured by Architectural Pottery, USA. Interior well of each with manufacturer's mark. 6.25" H x 12.25" Diameter

John Follis and Rex Goode Sombrero planters, model M-109, pair Architectural PotteryUSA, c. 1952bisque ceramic, wrought iron 29.5 h × 27 dia in (75 × 69 cm) Provenanc

John Follis and Rex Goode Sombrero planters, model M-109, pair Architectural PotteryUSA, c. 1952bisque ceramic, wrought iron 29.5 h × 24 dia in (75 × 61 cm) Provenanc

(B) White glazed mid-century planter by John Follis for Architectural Pottery. Some chips and crazing, but still structurally sound overall. Measures 23" diameter x 13" tall. Shipping available call (

John Follis Architectural Pottery Planter. Marked USA. Dimensions: H: 11.5 inches: W: 17.75 inches ---

John Follis Architectural Pottery Planter. Marked Architectural pottery made in USA. Dimensions: H: 11 inches: W: 17 inches: D: 17 inches ---

Great vintage tire planter in white deisgned by John Follis. Some crazing to pottery glaze and some dirt / signs of use. Heavy planter measures at 12" x 19" with 14" opening. Domestic in-house not ava

Lot 3 White Toned Stonewear Ceramic Planters. One rectangular stonewear pottery planter vase, with exposed terra cotta trim and interior detail, marked on underside as NEW ENGLAND POTTERY Made in Port

Two earthenware planters by John Follis for Architectural Pottery. One with a two part stand. 9.5 x 12. On Stand - 11.5 x 12. All measurements are in inches.

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.

White glazed earthenware Tire planter by John Follis for Architectural Pottery, 1950s. Property from the Estate of Bill Stern, Los Angeles, CA.