Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
Free - Ceramic indoor plant pots
Hello,
I seem to have gathered quite a selection of spare indoor plant pots. They may be of use to someone with plants looking for a new pot to call home.
I've put letters in all the pictures so different ones can be identified.
All have some slight staining from water/soil inside, but that won't be seen when there is a plant in it. All may have very minor marks/small flaws but are solid and in otherwise good condition.
Descriptions/approx sizes as follows. Widths are measured across the widest top part of the pot.
Collection Raleigh Road.
A - Red - h: 15.5cm, w: 13.5cm
B - Red - h: 13.5cm, w: 13.5cm
C - Silver - h: 15.5cm, w: 13.5cm
D - Cream - h: 15cm, w: 15.5cm
E - White/Pink/Yellow check - h: 13.5cm , w 14.5cm (12.5cm in lower section)
F - Blue - h: 11.5 cm, w: 12.5cm
G - Blue/White squares (pair) - h: 10.5cm, w: 11cm
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Permalink Reply by KTwok on
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Hi Nicole, yes pick up over the weekend is great for me. I'll mark those as gone.
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Permalink Reply by Nicole on
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Great thank you, I've sent you a connection - if you can give me your address, I'll come round at some point. Nicole
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Permalink Reply by Claudia Sanchez on
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Hello, do they have a drainage hole in the bottom? If they do I'd be interested in A-D please.
Many thanks
Claudia
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Hi Claudia,
Sorry but they don't have drainage holes. They are the kind that are intended to put indoor plants in their plastic pots in so that they have a container to drain into. Sorry.
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I'm still interested, if thats okay. I didn't think about putting the plastic pots inside them. Doh!
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