We are pleased to offer this lovely Mid Century Modern rectangular planter #295 manufactured by the Ungemach Pottery Company circa 1950.  This same planter was done in a larger 11" long size and numbered 320. It would be a perfect planter for cacti or succulents - or could be used for storage for such items as tv remotes, glasses, letters, keys, wallets, etc. 

Ungemach Pottery was founded in Roseville, Ohio in 1937 by Fred Ungemach who worked for McCoy Pottery.  Known as UPCO, the pottery ran until 1984, making good, heavy quality wares.

This light soft green, brown speckled garden dish has great Mid-Century Modern lines and crimped corners & curved, rounded, bowed ends. It measures 7-3/4" by 4-1/4" in diameter and stands 2" tall. It sits on four dry/unglazed pad like feet. It has two manufacturing blips and white spot on the bottom (nothing that shows from the top). It needs a cleaning in the corners of the interior. Otherwise it is in excellent condition with no nicks, chips, stains, crazing or cracks. Just a lovely piece of vintage Ungemach Pottery that you are sure to want to add to your American Art Pottery collection.

Thanks for viewing our sale. If you have any questions, feel free to email. Good luck and happy Ebay shopping.

For Your Information:
The piece is made by the Ungemach Pottery Co., of Roseville, Ohio. Ungemach is one of the overlooked pottery companies. Fred Ungemach began the company in 1937. The design aesthetics were Art Deco, streamlined and futuristic. Ungemach had worked for the Nelson McCoy Pottery as a boy and later for Ransbottom Pottery. The Ungemach line included garden, decorative and floral pieces.