French and Provencal Pottery
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Vallauris Jaspé Poêlon | Antique French Terracotta Cooking Pan
Savoyard Green Glazed Bowls | Vintage French Handled Pair
Oxblood French Terracotta Urn | Antique Glazed Cache-Pot
Antique French Mammiforme Jug | Glazed Terracotta Pourer from Provence
L’Oustalet French Faience House Plaque | Hand-Painted Provençal Landscape
Antique French Saint-Uze Poêlon | Marked Stoneware Cooking Pan
Provençal Yellow Tian Bowls | Antique Terracotta Nesting Set
Antique French Walnut Oil Jar | Auvergne Terracotta with Original Cork
Antique French Languedoc Tian Bowls | Glazed Earthenware Pair
Antique French Wine Gourde | Glazed Terracotta Two-Handled Carrier
Antique French Tian Bowl | Provencal Terracotta | Green and Yellow Glaze
Antique French Slipware Bowl | 18th Century | Hand Painted Flower
Vintage French Vallauris Bowls | Set of Three Mottled Glazed Earthenware
Vintage French Cliousclat Cutlery Holder | Sourdive Era Terre Vernissée
Antique French Gargoulette | Green Glazed Terracotta | Provençal Water Jug
Antique French Yellow Glazed Tian Bowl | Provençal Terracotta, c. 1900
Antique French Green Glazed Terracotta Vase | Hand-Thrown, c. 1900
Antique French Pichet Jaspé | Savoie Slipware Pottery | Late 19th Century
Antique French Jaspé Pitcher | Savoie Marbled Glaze Pottery
Antique French Vitry-le-François Gratin Dish | Glazed Stoneware
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Each item is hand-selected from markets, brocantes and private estate sales throughout the South of France, then professionally packaged and shipped from Provence with full tracking and insurance.
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More about this collection
Antique French and Provençal pottery carries the warmth, color and character of everyday life in the south of France. This collection brings together glazed terracotta, confit pots, pitchers, bowls, jars and decorative earthenware chosen for their form, surface, patina and distinctive presence.
Many of these pieces were originally made for practical use in kitchens, farms, village homes and country houses. Their glazes, shapes and colors reflect regional French pottery traditions, from rich ochre, honey and brown tones to the greens and yellows so closely associated with Provence.
Some pieces are simple and utilitarian, while others have a more decorative quality suited to shelves, dining rooms, kitchens, entryways and collected interiors. Crazing, historic repairs, firing marks, glaze losses and staining may reveal a long working life, with each trace of age contributing to the piece’s individual character.
Displayed alone or gathered into a layered arrangement, antique French and Provençal pottery brings warmth, texture and an unmistakably collected quality to both traditional and contemporary homes.
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