Good condition. Minor scratches and wear throughout.
21.5″W x 21.5″D x 18.5″H
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Green Glazed Terracotta Planter
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Crafted from terracotta, this planter is glazed in an earthy green tone with a gloss finish to make for a charming piece of home or outdoor décor. Decorated with acanthus leaf elements around the base of the planter, this vessel is ideal for the decorator with a green thumb and suits large houseplants beautifully.
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