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Wall pockets, often made of porcelain, have been fixtures in homes since the early part of the 18th century, when flat-sided vases were produced throughout Europe. In 20th-century United States, companies such Roseville, Hull, McCoy, Frankoma, and especially Lefton produced wall pockets for real or dried flowers in shapes that ranged from decorative to fanciful.
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