UPCO, Fred Ungemach Pottery Planter

Description: Ungemach Pottery Co., of Roseville, Ohio. Ungemach is one of the overlooked pottery companies. Fred Ungemach began the company – at first named South Fork Pottery – in 1937, the same year that the last Cord 810 automobile was made. The design aesthetics were the same, Art Deco streamlined and futuristic. Ungemach (1900-1984), had worked for the Nelson McCoy Pottery as a boy and later for Ransbottom Pottery (RRP Co). Great places to learn both the business and design side of making art pottery. The Ungemach line included garden, decorative, and floral pieces with distinctive appeal. Sharp eyed shoppers can find Ungemach vessels in the most unlikely places, nowadays. UPCO stands for The 'Ungemach Pottery Company' which was founded in Roseville, Ohio by Fred Ungemach shortly after leaving the rival McCoy Pottery Company for greener pastures. This vintage UPCO-USA pottery planter is a perfect addition to your décor. Made of ceramic, it features a rectangular shape with a white color finish. The planter has a beautiful flower theme, making it a great choice for lovers of nature. Produced in the mid-20th century with an Arts & Crafts/Mission style, this vintage planter brings a touch of history to your home. Its production technique involved pottery, making it a unique piece of art. The planter was manufactured in the United States in the 1940s, making it a great collector's item. Add this to your collection or use it as a beautiful decoration in your home or office.

Price: 75 USD

Location: Rices Landing, Pennsylvania

End Time: 2025-02-01T02:28:01.000Z

Shipping Cost: N/A USD