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This exquisite 19th-century large confit pot boasts an asymmetrical half glaze in a warm mustard yellow, capturing the rustic charm of French country life. The pot's authentic wear, adorned with chips and losses, adds character and depth, evoking a sense of history with its weathered elegance. Its substantial presence and earthy color palette make it an enchanting focal point for any antique enthusiast.
Confit pots, traditionally used in the South of France, were essential for preserving meats before refrigeration. The pot's lower half would typically remain unglazed to bury in the cool earth, while the glazed upper half protected the contents. Crafted with regional savoir-faire, these pots reflect a practical yet artistic approach to everyday necessities in the 19th century.
This confit pot's rich hues and texture add warmth and authenticity to any decor. Display it on a rustic wooden sideboard to enhance its heritage appeal, or repurpose it as a unique vase (with a liner) or kitchen utensils holder.
Condition and wear consistent with age and use.
Approx. overall 11" high x 11" wide incl. handles x 9½"
Approx. overall 28cm high x 28cm wide incl. handles x 24cm
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19th-Century French Large Mustard Glazed Confit Pot - 11"
Sale priceUS$375