I don't come across grey pottery that often... I love these 3 pieces though... especially the Royal Haeger piece on the left with it's chartreuse green interior!
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Oh wow, I've never seen grey pottery! How pretty!
ReplyDeleteI have that same little grey vase on the right! I love it and you are right, you don't see grey pottery very often. I'm surprised because grey was a popular color back when these pottery pieces were made. Twyla
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