Vintage Pennsylvania Dutch Style Ceramic Planter Pair

This is a matching pair of cylindrical ceramic planters featuring a hand-painted Pennsylvania Dutch or 'Distelfink' folk art motif. The vessels are constructed from a heavy stoneware or earthenware, characterized by a rounded bottom and a slightly tapered cylindrical form. Each planter displays a warm, honey-toned glaze with visible horizontal brushstrokes that create a faux-wood or textured grain effect. Centered on each piece is a traditional folk art design consisting of a stylized bird (Distelfink) perched atop a red heart base, flanked by yellow tulips and green floral sprigs. The color palette includes earth tones like mustard yellow, sage green, russet red, and dark brown outlines. Regarding condition, the glaze appears to have a fine craquelure consistent with age, and there are minor surface abrasions and small chips visible along the top rims and bases, typical of mid-20th-century decorative pottery. No maker's marks are visible on the front, but the craftsmanship suggests a mass-produced yet hand-finished decorative item from the 1960s or 1970s, likely intended for a rustic or colonial revival interior. The interior of the pots appears dark brown or blackened, possibly from previous use with soil or moisture.