A striking example of mid-century American art pottery, this pedestal cachepot features Haeger’s signature volcanic lava texture glaze in warm earthtone with mauve-pink highlights — a highly collectible finish among MCM enthusiasts. The smooth, dusty rose interior glaze contrasts beautifully with the rugged exterior surface. The squared form with clipped corners sits atop a substantial pedestal base, giving it a bold, sculptural presence.

Use as a cachepot for a small potted plant, a desktop organizer, or a standalone decorative accent. A handsome piece that bridges the gap between studio pottery and mass-produced American art ware.

Maker: Haeger Pottery (attributed), Illinois
• Era: 1950s–1960s
• Glaze: Volcanic/lava exterior, smooth matte rose interior
• Form: Square with clipped corners, pedestal footed
• Condition: Very good vintage; minor wear consistent with age