Sourced in L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, France by Atelier Terrell · Antique · Handmade in France
Dimensions: 8"W × 8"D × 13"H
A little piece of French farmhouse history. Handcrafted in late 19th-century Alsace, this salt-glazed ceramic pot comes from Betschdorf, a village known for its centuries-old pottery tradition.
The soft gray stoneware and hand-painted cobalt details give it that perfectly imperfect antique charm we love. Originally used for storing and serving water, wine, and cider, it's just as happy today on a kitchen counter, open shelf, or dining table.
Beautiful, useful, and already lived a little life before finding its way to yours. Place it on an open shelf, kitchen counter, dining table, or console and let it bring a quiet sense of history to the room. It is the kind of piece that feels collected rather than simply purchased.
Condition: This piece does have a crack that if not handled carefully will eventually break through. Minor variations from the photographs may occur due to the antique and handmade nature of the piece.
Each piece is offered in its existing condition and may reflect the passage of time through signs of age, use, and prior handling, including but not limited to repairs, natural movement, cracks, scratches, small losses, and surface variation. These qualities are part of its character and history, not considered defects.
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