1940s Art Deco Chartreuse Green Ceramic Ram Planter

This vintage ceramic ram planter in vibrant chartreuse green bridges the stylish transition from the late 1940s into the early 1950s, blending the streamlined curves of postwar design with the bold confidence of early Mid-century Modern aesthetics. The sculpted form features a stylized ram’s head with elegant curling horns and vertical ridges that evoke both motion and strength. Its glossy glaze and saturated color are typical of the postwar optimism that defined American decor during this period.

At just over six inches tall, it makes an ideal accent for shelves, desktops, or windowsills. Use it as a planter for succulents or simply display it as a sculptural statement piece. The exterior is in excellent condition, smooth and unmarred, while the interior shows signs of professional repair. The piece remains structurally sound and ready for display.

This is a rare find in both form and finish. The chartreuse glaze, a classic color from the late 1940s through the early 60s, adds a retro-modern pop to any interior. Whether you're curating a vintage collection, styling a mid-century shelf, or looking for something playful and bold to set your space apart, this ram planter offers charm, character, and timeless appeal.

Measures approximately 6 1/4 inches tall.

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