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A beautiful antique French confit pot in glazed terracotta, with a rich reddish-brown exterior and contrasting mustard-yellow interior. Dating to approximately the late 19th century, this traditional French earthenware pot has a rounded body, gently flared rim and two original loop handles, both of which remain intact.
The surface has developed a wonderfully varied patina, with areas of worn glaze, lighter patches of exposed terracotta and subtle variations in colour. The rim shows particularly attractive wear, with small chips revealing the natural clay beneath the yellow glaze. These signs of age and use give the pot its distinctive appearance.
Originally made for use in French country kitchens, pots of this type were traditionally used for storing and preserving food. Today, it makes a lovely decorative piece for a kitchen, open dresser or rustic interior, displayed on its own or alongside other antique French pottery.
Sourced in: South West France Age: Late 19th century Material: Terracotta What makes it special: Its worn appearance and contrasting glaze
Antique French Confit Pot with Red Brown and Yellow Glaze Details:
Height: 11.8” / 30cm
Width (with handles): 9” / 23cm
Weight: 6.8 lbs / 3.1 kg
Condition: Good antique condition, with wear to the glaze and small chips around the rim consistent with age and use. Please refer to the photographs for details.
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