Vintage Signed Rode Studio Art Pottery Cornucopia Vase MCM Harvest Planter

Description

Vintage Signed Rode Studio Art Pottery Cornucopia Vase MCM Harvest Planter. Featuring a classic Horn of Plenty form with a beautifully sculpted leaf-inspired mouth opening, this ceramic piece is finished in rich glossy woodland green and copper-brown reactive glazes that create a warm, organic appearance. Description Bring timeless Mid-Century Modern charm to your home with this vintage signed “Rode” studio art pottery cornucopia. Featuring a classic Horn of Plenty form with a beautifully sculpted leaf-inspired mouth opening, this ceramic piece is finished in rich glossy woodland green and copper-brown reactive glazes that create a warm, organic appearance. Signed “Rode” on the underside, this piece is believed to be a hand-finished studio or hobbyist pottery creation, a style that became popular during the mid-20th-century ceramic hobby movement. The form is reminiscent of Mid-Century American art pottery cornucopias while remaining a unique signed example. Perfect as a Thanksgiving centerpiece, seasonal floral holder, planter, or year-round decorative accent. Approximate measurements: * 12” long * 4.5” wide * 4” tall Signed “Rode” on the underside. Features * Vintage handmade ceramic cornucopia * Signed “Rode” * Mid-Century Modern style * Studio art pottery * Slip-cast, hand-finished construction * Sculpted leaf-inspired mouth opening * Glossy reactive green and copper-brown glaze * Traditional Horn of Plenty design * Ideal for harvest, Thanksgiving, farmhouse, woodland, or MCM décor * Approximately 12” L × 4.5” W × 4” H Condition Very good vintage condition. No cracks or repairs noted. There is a small glaze chip/loss on the inside edge of the leaf-form opening, along with a few minor glaze pinholes consistent with handmade ceramic production. Please review all photos carefully as they are part of the description. Historical Context During the 1950s and 1960s, ceramic hobby studios became popular across the United States, allowing individuals to finish and glaze slip-cast pottery using commercially available molds. Many artists signed their completed work before firing, making each piece unique. This signed cornucopia reflects that tradition with its Mid-Century Modern styling, nature-inspired leaf-form opening, and richly glazed finish.