Set 2 Early Brush Pottery Double Leaf Planter #670 Triple Tulip Bulb Pot VTG

Set of unique vintage planters / bulb forcers in pretty pastel colors. These are different colors, they are so pale that they look very similar but one is pale yellow and one is pale green. The 4th photo shows the colors best. Complimentary but not identical. I believe these are from the 1930s - 40s because of the colors. Set includes: 1. Brush Pottery (Brush took over McCoy pottery in 1925) "Double Leaf" planter / bulb forcer in pale green. Marked on the base, form #670. The planter features two heart shaped leaves similar to red buds in each section. The planter is approx 2.5"h x 2.5"w x 7" l and has been used. The glaze is finely crazed, not unusual for this type of pottery and age. 2. Pale yellow triple pot tulip planter in a modern art deco style. This is a trio of pots which look like tulip flowers. There are holes between the pots to allow water to filter through from one to the other. This would be a great planter for multiple types of succulents or to force bulbs. 2.25"h x 2.75"w x 8" l This piece is unmarked and does not appear to have been used. It has some flakes on the bottom and one flower cup has a crack about .75" l Keats said "A thing of beauty is a joy forever". Each of us has a different idea of what "beauty" is. I find unique vintage items and offer them to you, the beholder. Have you found your thing of beauty?