Mid-Century Atomic Splatter Glazed Ceramic Hanging Planter Set

This is a group of three vintage ceramic hanging succulent or plant pots, likely dating from the mid-20th century (1950s-1960s). Each pot features a distinct scalloped or 'petal' rim design with a flared base, characteristic of the Atomic Age or Mid-Century Modern aesthetic. The set displays three different glaze treatments: one in a vibrant cherry red with white 'drip' accents, another with a cream base featuring multicolored splatter (red, yellow, and blue), and a third with a textured speckled cream finish accented by vertical blue and gold drips. The red planter retains its original triple-strand gold-tone brass-style hanging chain, which is attached to the rim via integrated metal loops. The construction appears to be molded earthenware or 'California Pottery' style ceramic. The interiors show signs of significant use, including mineral deposits, soil staining, and dark organic residue, which is typical for vintage gardenware. There are visible surface abrasions and minor crazing in the glaze, particularly on the cream-colored piece in the foreground. No maker's marks are visible from the top-down angle, but they share stylistic similarities with producers like Hull, McCoy, or various Japanese export pottery manufacturers from the post-war era. The craftsmanship is utilitarian yet decorative, with the hand-applied drip glazes ensuring each piece in the trio is unique.