Medium small and old is the theme for this week’s collection of floral projects. These three are also the result of some thrift store browsing earlier this week.
I admit that I bought the decorated pitcher because of its brand name. The piece was made by Wild Hare Pottery. I also like the style of glaze ornamentation. A selection of various small blooms makes the overall appearance pop.
At first glance, I thought the artisan was trying to create a zebra. Upon more careful scrutiny, the made in Japan planter depicts a horse. The gold detailing is typical of other animal pieces from the 1950s. The pottery has a complicated design, so I used only one variety of flower for the arrangement.
The sponge glazed Roseville of Ohio butter jar has been re-purposed as a succulent planter. The simple project is made unique with the use of turquoise sand.
Ciao
The Blue Jay of Happiness quotes singer/songwriter Macklemore. “Thrift shopping is all about going into the thrift shop and having no expectation of what you might find.”
