Shenandoah Pot With Attached Saucer Pre-Order going all the way back

going all the way back to the Roman Empire (1st century BC to the 5th century AD)

and an attached saucer

or for multiple plantings outdoors in the spring or summer

when it became known for its tin-glazed maiolica

Shenandoah Pot With Attached Saucer Pre-Order going all the way backThis pot is inspired by attached saucer flowerpots made in the Shenandoah valley of Virginia in the mid 19th century. 19th century potters mostly made utilitarian wares for food storage or kitchen use, but "saucered" flowerpots like these were a staple of pottery production in many parts of the U. S. The pot and saucer are treated with an acrylic sealer to make it water resistant. A drainage hole in the side will allow excess water to be caught in the