Early 20th-Century Cliousclat Jaspé Ceramic Pitcher 6"

This Cliousclat ceramic pitcher, dating from the early 20th century, showcases a striking jaspé pattern that mimics the appearance of marble. Its swirling hues of earthy tones create a captivating visual effect, celebrated for both its artistry and functionality. 

The village of Cliousclat in southeastern France is renowned for its creation of jaspé pottery, utilizing traditional techniques passed down through generations. This piece is a testament to their skillful fusion of natural pigments and clay, resulting in a distinctive pattern that was highly popular during the period. Unfortunately, there is noticeable wear, with some chipping evident along the rim and surface.

Incorporating this pitcher into modern décor adds a touch of historical charm and rustic elegance. It could serve as a unique centerpiece on a dining table or as an enchanting vessel for dried flowers on a mantelpiece. Its timeless design brings a piece of French artisanal heritage into contemporary living spaces.

Condition and patina consistent with age.
Approx. overall 6" high x 7½" long x 5" wide
Approx. overall 15cm high x 19cm long x 13cm wide