Bergs Potter Parade Pot Grey
Bergs Potter Parade Pot Grey with Saucer
Named after the Parade House in Gisselfeld Castle Park, a greenhouse that was first seen at the London World’s Fair in 1851. The Parade House today shelters an orange-growing operation and garden designed by Stig Lauritsen. As the designer of the Parade Pot, Lauritsen took inspiration for this collection from an ancient Belgian design and it suits many types of plants! The saucers whilst appearing raw terracotta are in fact waterproof meaning you won't damage the surface where your pot lives.
The matching saucer is included.
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Bergs Potter Parade Pot Grey
Bergs Potter Parade Pot Grey with Saucer
Named after the Parade House in Gisselfeld Castle Park, a greenhouse that was first seen at the London World’s Fair in 1851. The Parade House today shelters an orange-growing operation and garden designed by Stig Lauritsen. As the designer of the Parade Pot, Lauritsen took inspiration for this collection from an ancient Belgian design and it suits many types of plants! The saucers whilst appearing raw terracotta are in fact waterproof meaning you won't damage the surface where your pot lives.
The matching saucer is included.
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Bergs Potter Parade Pot Grey with Saucer
Named after the Parade House in Gisselfeld Castle Park, a greenhouse that was first seen at the London World’s Fair in 1851. The Parade House today shelters an orange-growing operation and garden designed by Stig Lauritsen. As the designer of the Parade Pot, Lauritsen took inspiration for this collection from an ancient Belgian design and it suits many types of plants! The saucers whilst appearing raw terracotta are in fact waterproof meaning you won't damage the surface where your pot lives.
The matching saucer is included.
