Name: Antique Pastis water pitcher 'Midi-Pastis Sec' 5"
Brand: Chez Pluie
SKU: 17401
Price: 195.00 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

Crackle-Glazed Provençal Stoneware Pitcher

This listing is part of the 'At Home with Patricia Wells' collection of epicurean objects and decorative antiques.

A charming antique French pitcher for Pastis water from the 1940-50s from Chanteduc, the home of Patricia and Walter Wells in Provence. This piece is signed beneath J. Clement, France followed by a number 4026 model number. Pastis was invented in the 1930s after the ban of absinthe in France. Keeping one in the house has become a deeply rooted tradition of locals in Provence. When asked for her comments on this piece, Patricia simply replied "there's not much to say other than: "Provence, Provence!" - We couldn't say it better!

Note solid repair to handle and crackled glaze.

Heavy wear and rustic condition consistent with age and use.
Approx. overall 5" high incl. handle x 8¼" long including handle and beak x 5½" deep
Approx. overall 13cm high incl. handle x 21cm long including handle and beak x 14cm deep

Free delivery to USA including all import taxes and duties

Discount codes do not apply to items that are part of the 'At Home with Patricia Wells' collection.

Out of stock