$1,224 / set
H 16.5 in W 12.5 in D 12.5 in
English Victorian Red Clay Terrocotta Chimney Pots Garden Planter Rhubarb Forcer
Located in Llanbrynmair, GB
earthy red clay provides a great contrast amongst plants and foliage. Thy can also be used as Rhubarb
Clay, Terracotta
Large 19th Century Terracotta Rhubarb Forcer
Located in London, GB
Of tall bell-shaped form with waisted neck, the lathe-turned terracotta body with superb lichen and moss patina, the lid missing, England, mid-late 19th century.
Terracotta
English Rhubarb Forcer or Cloche of Terra Cotta
Located in Austin, TX
A fine English rhubarb forcer or cloche of terra cotta pottery, for the garden, featuring a bell
Pottery, Terracotta
A Unique Pair of English Bell-Form Terra Cotta Rhubarb Forcers
Located in San Francisco, CA
A unique pair of English bell-form terra cotta rhubarb forcers; each with rolled lip above a robust
Unusual Set of French Large-Scaled Terra Cotta Rhubarb Forcers
Located in San Francisco, CA
An unusual and rare set of 5 French large-scaled terra cotta conical-form rhubarb starters; each
Terracotta
Victorian Terracotta Rhubarb Forcer
Located in Ongar, GB
A nice late Victorian terracotta Rhubarb forcer with original lid which are often missing. The
Terracotta
Victorian Rhubarb Forcer
Located in Middleburg, VA
We have two terracotta rhubarb forcers with a rich, mossy patina. Beautiful and functional elements
Terracotta
Victorian Rhubarb Forcer
Located in Middleburg, VA
We have two of these terracotta rhubarb forcers which still retain their original lids. Rich, mossy
Terracotta
Pair of Victorian Terracotta Bottleneck Rhubarb Forcers
Located in Shustoke, GB
The most beautiful and rare pair of Victorian terracotta bottleneck rhubarb forcers. Both in very
Terracotta
English 19th Century Lichen Encrusted Terracotta Rhubarb Forcer
Located in Shustoke, GB
A truly wonderful, late 19th century, terracotta rhubarb forcer, beautifully patinated and
Terracotta
19th Century Rhubarb Forcer by T Richings Pottery Grantham
Located in Shustoke, GB
A wonderful 19th century terracotta rhubarb forcer, with lid, stamped T Richings Pottery, Grantham
Terracotta
Gorgeous Terracotta Rhubarb Forcer
Located in Woodbury, CT
This lovely terracotta forcing pot dates to the late 19th C. Although the lid is missing, it has
Fabulous Large Waisted Terracotta Rhubarb Forcer
Located in Woodbury, CT
This terracotta forcing pot dates to the late 19th C and is of unusual form and very tall. Although
Signed Terracotta Rhubarb Forcer with Lid
Located in Woodbury, CT
This beautiful terracotta forcing pot dates to the late 19th C and comes with its original lid. It
Medium English Terracotta Rhubarb Forcing Pot with Weathered Patina
Located in Woodbury, CT
We love old English forcing pots and have three beauties, of which this is the medium-sized one
Terracotta
Tall English Terracotta Rhubarb Forcer Pot with Scrolled Neck and Rim
Located in Woodbury, CT
We love old English forcing pots and have three beauties, of which this is the largest. With a
Terracotta
Tall Terracotta Covered Rhubarb Forcer
Located in Woodbury, CT
This beautiful terracotta forcing pot dates to the early 20th century, although the lid is likely a
Terracotta
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