1970s Eduardo Vega Glazed Ceramic Planters, Set of 2

Description

Offered are two glazed ceramic planters created by Eduardo Vega in the 1970s at his workshop in Cuenca, Ecuador.

Featuring peacocks in shades of mauve and brown, with lavender and brown flowers, the background resembles a glaze of scrawled pencil on cream white pottery. They are each signed and bear their original labels adhered.

One measures 4″ in diameter, 4.625″ tall, and the slightly smaller one measures 3.75″ in diameter and 4″ tall.See

Dimensions

4ʺW × 4ʺD × 4.63ʺH

Styles

Boho Chic

Folk Art

Mid-Century Modern

Styled After

Bitossi

Majolica

Period

1970s

Country of Origin

Ecuador

Item Type

Vintage, Antique or Pre-owned

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Materials

Ceramic

Condition

Good Condition, Original Condition Unaltered, Some Imperfections

Color

Off-white

Condition Notes

These are vintage handcrafted goods that show some minor wear on the bottom (see photos). There are no discernible nicks, …moreThese are vintage handcrafted goods that show some minor wear on the bottom (see photos). There are no discernible nicks, chips, fleabites, cracks, or signs of crazing. Any imperfections in their craftsmanship are innate, and any wear is commensurate with their age and past usage.