Ceramic Ivory Cornucopia Planters, A Pair

**These vases have visible age-related crazing to the glaze** A pair of cornucopia ceramic planters set on a ribbed base.  The vases measure 5" tall, 4" across the base and 3" across the rim.  The bottom is impressed with "DA 1980."  The planters have age-related crazing that adds character. Planting in Ceramic Pottery Without a Drainage Hole A drainage hole in a planter is always ideal because it allows for any extra water to seep out of the bottom, which in turn helps keep the plant and its roots healthy.  If a planter doesn't have a drainage hole, we recommend treating your planter more like a cachepot by employing the double potting technique.  Place your plant into a smaller pot with drainage hole(s) and then place the pot inside of your decorative planter.  You can even line the bottom of the decorative planter with some gravel, which catches the extra water from the drainage holes and creates humidity which plants like.  If you choose to plant directly into the planter, between