Product code: MCM Frank Moreno Pottery Planter shop Jardiniere California
Beautiful and stunning! Frank Moreno Mid Century California Jardiniere planter / pottery. Pictures do not do it justice. It measures approximately 9" x 9" at the widest points and is approximately 6" deep. It weighs over 2 lbs. Please note that there shop is one small chip on the inside top as shown in pictures. FRANK MORENO HISTORY -Compiled from Worthpoint and other collectible websites Frank Moreno Pottery operated from 1940-1960 in Southern California and is known for bright, vivid glazes. He loved color, and each piece was designed individually. Frank Moreno is a descendant of Frank E. Brown, who named Moreno Valley in California. In the early 1900s, Frank E. went broke. The younger Frank eventually changed to Moreno, which means brown in Spanish. Moreno threw each piece of pottery on a homemade wheel and fired it in a kiln. His early pottery was signed by hand with "Frank Moreno" or "Moreno" in capital letters. He died in the 1980s.
Beautiful and stunning! Frank Moreno Mid Century California Jardiniere planter / pottery. Pictures do not do it justice. It measures approximately 9" x 9" at the widest points and is approximately 6" deep. It weighs over 2 lbs. Please note that there shop is one small chip on the inside top as shown in pictures. FRANK MORENO HISTORY -Compiled from Worthpoint and other collectible websites Frank Moreno Pottery operated from 1940-1960 in Southern California and is known for bright, vivid glazes. He loved color, and each piece was designed individually. Frank Moreno is a descendant of Frank E. Brown, who named Moreno Valley in California. In the early 1900s, Frank E. went broke. The younger Frank eventually changed to Moreno, which means brown in Spanish. Moreno threw each piece of pottery on a homemade wheel and fired it in a kiln. His early pottery was signed by hand with "Frank Moreno" or "Moreno" in capital letters. He died in the 1980s.