Mid-Century Earthgender Ceramic Planter by David Cressey & Robert Maxwell

There’s a quiet elegance to pieces like this, the kind that instantly makes a space feel more curated, layered, and lived in. Designed by David Cressey and Robert Maxwell for Earthgender during the 1970s, this vintage ceramic planter embodies the warm, organic spirit of California modern design with its beautifully rounded form and richly textured earthen finish. The silhouette feels soft yet architectural, with a sculpted profile that naturally draws the eye without overpowering a room. Its earthy clay tones pair effortlessly with greenery, bringing warmth and depth to interiors filled with walnut, leather, travertine, or natural linen. Whether placed near a fireplace, beside a lounge chair, or outdoors, it adds an understated sculptural presence that feels collected over time rather than simply decorated. The handcrafted nature of the ceramic gives the surface remarkable character, with subtle tonal variations and texture that become even more beautiful in natural light. Functional drainage holes make it ideal for live plants, while its form is striking enough to stand alone as a decorative object. A highly sought-after example of 1970s American ceramic design that blends artistry, utility, and timeless style in a way that still feels incredibly relevant today. Priced individually, don’t miss your chance to own this stunning piece! Currently, only one remains available, as one has already found a new home.

Period / Style: Mid-Century Modern Manufacture date: 1970s Condition: Great Original Condition: Normal cosmetic wear from age and use. Stock status: Add to cart