19th-century olive jar from Tournac w/ weathered green glaze 25½"

SKU: 19007

US$3,969

Dating from the nineteenth century, this 'olivette' jar was made in Tournac, designed for storing olives and olive oil. It has pretty timeworn green glaze and a wonderful elongated tulip-shaped silhouette.

Tournon-sur-Rhône (Tournac), located along the Rhône River in the Ardèche department of southeastern France, has a longstanding tradition of pottery production. The town is particularly recognized for its "olivette" upright olive jars. These terracotta jars, essential for storing and preserving olive oil, feature an upright tulip shape with a rim and are almost always glazed in dark green.


Condition and wear consistent with age and use.
Approx. overall 25½" high x 16½" diameter
Approx. overall 65cm high x 42cm diameter

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