VINTAGE Ozarks Tourist Pottery Hanging Planter Pot Marbelized Drip Green & White

- Vintage Hanging Pottery Planter Pot - A unique example of the tourist arts and crafts pottery from the Ozarks. - Features a marbelized drop style glaze in green and white - Has 3 holes for hanging - Height: 3 3/4" - Diameter at rim: 6" - Diameter at widest point: about 6 1/2" Based on my research, Ozark Roadside Tourist Pottery is a type of souvenir pottery sold to travelers in the 1930s and early ’40s.It was the brainchild of Harold Horine. He perfected a method for making concrete vessels without a mold. The surfaces are painted and have a matte finish, and "on many pots, the paint bleeds over the edge and under the base."Horine sold the pots to tourists at a roadside stand in Missouri but subsequently franchised his business and traveled across the United States. For a fee, he taught others to create the pots who then became their own entrepreneurs. MARKS: None that I could find CONDITION: Very good vintage condition. Has some dirt/lime deposits from previous use which I have not tried to clean. I do not see any chips. There is a overall crazing and some very fine cracks (mostly visible with a magnifying glass), as could be expected of a concrete item, but it appears to be very solid and sound. Please view all pictures and ask any questions you have or request additional pictures if you want a closer look at something. Questions? Leave a comment below!