Happy Friday, friends! Are you excited for French Vintage Friday? It’s always one of my favorite posts of the week! It’s fun to share a French or Vintage find every Friday!
This week I’m sharing an old ironstone chamber pot that I recently found.
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I see these at antique stores all the time and always think they’re cute, but the fact that they were once used as someone’s toilet makes me second think buying them.
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Using it as a planter seems like a perfect use for it!
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Let’s hop over and see what Tara is sharing today! Simply click on the picture below…
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Thank you so much for stopping by! I hope you all have an amazing weekend!!!
-Emily
It’s perfect as a planter and since I’m needing to get some indoor plants for a change, I think I need to go chamber pot shopping! Great share.
A chamber pot doesn’t have drainage holes does it? So how does it work with a plant in it please?
Because there are no drainage holes, I lined the bottom of the pot with pea gravel. It seems to be working because my plant is still alive and thriving.