Collected in Lyon, France
This beautiful 19th-century Alsace pot is one of those pieces that instantly adds character to a room. With its hand-painted blue floral design, classic white glaze, and generous scale, it's equal parts functional history and timeless French design.
Originally crafted in the Alsace region of France, these stoneware vessels were everyday essentials, used to store and preserve food long before modern kitchens came along. We love imagining the life this one lived before making its way into ours.
Today, it's just as striking styled with tall branches in an entryway, standing proudly as a floor vessel, or adding a collected feel to open shelving. The timeworn finish and beautifully aged surface are exactly what drew us to it in the first place.
It's the kind of piece that doesn't need much—just a corner to shine and a home that appreciates a little history.
Dimensions: 10"W (with handles) x 8”D x 10.75”H
Dear Collector, 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.
All items are final sale.
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