Glazed Ceramic Jardinière or Flower Pot

This item is a circular, tapered jardinière or planter pot, likely made of earthenware or stoneware. It features a medium-gold or ochre-toned glaze applied over a textured ceramic body. The pot has a distinct flared rim with a slightly raised edge, while the body tapers downward to a smaller base. The exterior surface exhibits horizontal bands or rings, indicating it was likely thrown on a potter's wheel. In terms of condition, there is visible chipping along the upper rim, revealing the lighter-colored clay body beneath the glaze, and the surface shows overall crackle and minor abrasions consistent with frequent use and exposure to moisture. The finish is semi-matte with a slight metallic sheen in certain lighting. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures on the exterior wall. This style of utilitarian pottery is common in the late 20th century. Inside the pot, a clear plastic container with blue and white labeling is being used as an improvised liner or storage insert. The pot is currently resting on a slatted wooden bench or surface next to a yellow 'DAUNASOFT' branded product box.