French Tian Bowl
Exceptionally large and beautifully preserved, this mustard-glazed Provence tian is a striking example of traditional French pottery, found in kitchens throughout the 1700s to early 1900s.
Sourced in the south of France, the tian was an essential, multipurpose vessel—used for preparing vegetables, collecting cream, and capturing the duck or pork fat destined for confit. Its wide, open shape made it indispensable in the rhythm of Provençal farmhouse cooking.
This piece features a warm mustard glaze classic to the region and remains in remarkable condition given its age and utilitarian origins. Its generous scale reads as sculptural, offering both historical presence and decorative impact.
Atelier Terrell loves these tians for the way they bridge utility and beauty. Whether displayed as a kitchen centerpiece, styled on open shelving, or used to anchor a dining table, this antique vessel brings a sense of lived-in heritage to any space.
A timeless piece of Provençal pottery, rich with history and craftsmanship.
Dimensions:
15"W x 15"D x 7"H
Please note that the main image is the tian for sale. Variations in color, condition, and age are expected in antique pieces. For questions, feel free to contact us.
Each piece is uniquely sourced and requires custom protective packaging. Shipping and handling are calculated at checkout based on your order and destination to ensure safe delivery.
