3 Antique French Pots à Confiture" (Jam Jars), Savoie, 4"

This set of three handcrafted pot à confiture jars, likely from the early 20th century, showcases the pale yellow glaze typical of Savoie region pottery in France.

Each jar has a cylindrical form with a slightly flared rim, and subtle variations in size and shape are a testament to their handcrafted nature. The simple, rustic fruit motifs—featuring soft green leaves and basic depictions of peaches and plums—are painted with a minimalistic, almost naive style, characteristic of the unpretentious designs found in Art Populaire.

 These jars, once used for storing homemade preserves or jams, are excellent examples of Art Populaire, where everyday objects were crafted with practical simplicity and a sense of local artistic tradition. Their soft pastel hues and the understated decoration evoke a charming, rural aesthetic. Whether used for functional storage or displayed as decorative accents, these pot à confiture jars bring a touch of authentic French country style into any setting, making them perfect for a rustic or vintage-inspired kitchen or dining space.