Vintage Roselane Ceramic Planter #935: Mid-Century Modern Centerpiece

This vintage ceramic planter in the Roselane Pasadena style #935 features an elegant low-profile form and soft matte glaze typical of California modernist pottery from the 1940s. Measuring 13 inches long by 5 inches deep and 4 inches tall, the piece is unmarked but aligns with the dimensions, shape, and surface treatment seen in Roselane’s mid-century output.

Roselane of Pasadena was known for its refined forms, sculptural sensibility, and muted glaze palette—often matte or satin finishes in pale hues. Though this piece is unsigned, the shape and finish correspond to Roselane's #935 planter, a well-documented form among collectors. Ideal as a table centerpiece, shelf accent, or for displaying succulents or air plants, this vintage ceramic vessel is suited to those with a love of California pottery, minimalist decor, and American design history.

A thoughtful gift for a pottery collector, plant enthusiast, or mid-century modern design lover, this piece blends form and function with understated elegance.

Condition: Tiny chip on one corner (barely visible, see last photo). Otherwise no other chips, cracks, stains, crazing, or fading. Feel free to message me if you have additional questions or would like more photos.

Measurement: 12 1/2"W x 5 1/8"D x 4"H