Products in the “Garden Pots” Category

From the Greenhouse Collection. Hand thrown pottery by Guy Wolff.

Small, Medium, and Large Available. Limited Quantities.

Guy Wolff Scallop Garden Pot. Guy Wolff Garden Pottery has become the best known line of handmade garden pottery in the US, drawing inspiration from historic garden pottery of 18th and 19th century England, France, Italy and the United States.

The scalloped rims on these pots are reminiscent of traditional French garden pottery of the 19th century.

Available in 2 sizes:

Medium Size measures 10"x 12.5"

Large Size measures 12.5"x14.5"

NOTE:  THIS ITEM IS SOLD OUT

The Guy Wolff Bell Jar Pottery Garden Urn in Moss finish  is also known as a "Rhubarb Forcer" . Traditionally used for giving plants shelter and warmth in early spring to "force" them to grow faster. It's a great garden accent however you choose to use it.

Available in 2 sizes:

Medium 12" x 10"

Large 17" x 13"

Italianate influences in English gardens date back to the 17th Century. This Guy Wolff Antique Green Tuscan Garden Urn is inspired by the classic urns of Tuscany. Pedestal base, graceful rim,  accented with roping at the foot.

Available in 2 sizes:

Medium  11"x11"

Large 14"x13.25"

Guy Wolff white clay English Garden Pot from the Palladian Collection. The Palladian line takes its name and inspiration from the flowerpots and gardens of houses built in the Palladian architectural style, so popular in 17th century England and 18th century America. The White House, Thomas Jefferson's Monticello, and many other colonial era buildings are examples of the Palladian style.

These pots are handmade one at a time on the potters wheel, using porcelaneous white clay enhanced with a subtle mineral wash patina, and fired to 2000 degrees fahrenheit.

Available in 3 sizes:

Small 7"x7"

Medium 8"x8"

Large 9"x9"

Guy Wolff Jenkins  Garden Pot from the Palladian Collection. The Palladian line takes its name and inspiration from the flowerpots and gardens of houses built in the Palladian architectural style, so popular in 17th century England and 18th century America. The White House, Thomas Jefferson's Monticello, and many other colonial era buildings are examples of the Palladian style.

These pots are handmade one at a time on the potters wheel, using porcelaneous white clay enhanced with a subtle mineral wash patina, and fired to 2000 degrees fahrenheit.

Available in 3 sizes:

Small measures 5.5"x5.5"

Medium measures 7"x7"

Large measures 8"x8"

Guy Wolff Maryland Garden Pot from the Palladian Collection. The Palladian line takes its name and inspiration from the flowerpots and gardens of houses built in the Palladian architectural style, so popular in 17th century England and 18th century America. The White House, Thomas Jefferson's Monticello, and many other colonial era buildings are examples of the Palladian style.

These pots are handmade one at a time on the potters wheel, using porcelaneous white clay enhanced with a subtle mineral wash patina, and fired to 2000 degrees fahrenheit.

Available in 2 sizes:

Small measures 6"x6"

Medium measures 7.5"x7.5"

Guy Wolff Florence Garden Pot is clay with Gold Glazed Rim Trim. Frost-Resistant glazed pottery is fired to over 2000 degrees Fahrenheit making it very durable as well as beautiful.

Available in 3 sizes:

Small measures 11" x 11.5"

Medium measures 15" x 16"

Large measures 18 x 18.5"

Clay Patina orchid pot from Guy Wolff

one size measures 8"x5"