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The Delft Double-Handle Pot is a glazed ceramic vase and planter styled after 17th-century Dutch Delftware. It stands 7½ inches tall and 9 inches wide at the belly, with two 3½-inch handles and a hand-painted blue village scene around the body. It is watertight and holds a 6½-inch nursery pot, so it works for cut flowers in summer and a planted amaryllis in winter. Rivals in this style are usually smaller bud vases or plain white planters; this one is a wide-mouthed centerpiece piece at 5½ pounds, and the wide opening needs chicken wire or a flower frog to keep stems upright.
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The Delft Double-Handle Pot is a ceramic vessel inspired by Delft Pottery pieces that originated in the Netherlands in the mid-1600s. It is glazed white and accented with Delft blue trim on its two handles and broad rim. An old-world village scene encircles its belly, and a subtle undulation at the rim and base adds finishing detail.
The pot is watertight and has a wide mouth. It can hold cut flowers such as peonies, roses, hydrangeas, phlox, trailing ivy and clematis vines. It can also be planted with an amaryllis bulb. It fits a 6½" nursery pot. For cut-flower bouquets, chicken wire or large flower frogs help hold stems in place.
Use it as a table centerpiece, or display it on a mantel, buffet or bureau.
