Vintage Thingies Thursday: Decorative Planters

My favorite day of the week is here: Vintage Thingies Thursday, hosted by Suzanne @ ColoradoLady! Every Thursday we get together to show off wonderful vintage and antique treasures from our attics, basements, and shopping excursions. If you love vintage, or maybe have a question about something vintage that you own, join us for Vintage Thingies Thursday next week!

I have two planters to share this week. This floral one is a hexagon shape in a Japanese style with roses and birds painted on it to look like enamel. I can remember this planter being in my maternal grandmother's kitchen throughout my childhood. She was fabulous with plants, and whenever my mom had a sickly plant she'd bring it to Grandma to revive.

This yellow basket weave pattern is classic McCoy Pottery, and is from my dad's basement, of course. It has always been down there, until I took it about ten years ago. I don't ever remember my mom the plant killer having a plant in it, but maybe she did at one point. In both of these planters I have little vintage china plant decorations.

This Pinocchio is from a plant my paternal grandmother received when she was hospitalized kn 1948. The base of it broke off, but my resourceful mom fixed it with a plastic drinking straw; pretty smart!

I don't know exactly what this person it, I call it a scholar because he is holding scrolls in his hand. He always was in a plant on my maternal grandmother's kitchen counter.
Do you have anything vintage or antique from your family? Why not share it with us next week for Vintage Thingies Thursday with Suzanne @ ColoradoLady!?