Table Top, Window Sill, or Wall Flower Pots

These little flower pots with handles are very versatile I've found out. They can sit on a table top or window sill or be hung up with two nails. I use two nails hammered on an angle to keep them from rocking back and forth if the wind comes up. If flowers or a plant are in the pot then the nails wouldn't be visible and the weight would hold the pot down better. I supposed I could  use one of those cup hooks to hang them as well.

Here is the same pot sitting on a shelf; it can easily be picked up with the handle to be moved.

Here's the speckled lavender one. I call it speckled because the clay is speckled and the little black dots show through the transparent glaze. Have you glazed speckled stoneware or a darker clay with a transparent glaze?  I'd love to see other examples of this.

And here's the lavender one sitting on a shelf. I've got to make more of these with handles so I can photograph a row of them sitting on a window sill. I'm quite enamored of these demure flower pots with their various shapes and colors. I need to plant one with an herb or succulent to see how it looks. Oh a few more ideas about these has just popped into my head. More later.

I decided to pull my work out of the antique store. I did sell a few items there but there really isn't enough foot traffice to bear the expensive of paying for a booth. I'll be looking for other outlets to sell my work in the coming year. Thanks for reading and for all your comments.