Antique French Confit Pot-two handled stoneware, pale brown part glaze and ecru ground early 1900s small planter otherwise good antique condition

otherwise good antique condition

leaving a small hole to one side

This plate is particularly suited to wall display or as part of a curated collection

A gorgeous set of 8 French antique ironstone ('terre de fer') dinner plates in green and white transferware in a rare antique pattern

Condition: rim chip and stable hairline on the base (please see photos)

Antique French Confit Pot-two handled stoneware, pale brown part glaze and ecru ground early 1900s small planter otherwise good antique conditionA lovely French antique stoneware confit pot dating to the early 20th century. Traditionally used for cooking and preserving meats in the days before refrigerators, this piece has a beautifully simple, rustic form with smooth hand molded handles and a gorgeous, chocolate brown matt glaze. Likely manufactured in Digion valley at Saint Amand en Puisaye, renowned for its stoneware. Its understated design and its timeworn patina with beautiful light