Early 20th Century Dieulefit Soupière w/ Yellow Glaze - 11½"

This charming early 20th-century French soupière, or soup tureen, originates from Dieulefit, a town renowned for its pottery in the Drôme region of southeastern France. With its warm, characteristic yellow glaze and contrasting brown handles, this piece is an exquisite example of Dieulefit’s iconic pottery style. The oval shape and gracefully domed lid, which rises elegantly like a soufflé, add to its visual appeal. In very good condition, this soupière is recommended for decorative use and is an ideal addition to any collection.

Dieulefit, meaning "God created it well," is celebrated for its artisanal pottery tradition dating back centuries. Located in a region abundant in natural clay, the town developed a reputation for creating durable and beautifully glazed ceramics, with the distinctive yellow glaze becoming a hallmark of Dieulefit pottery. Known for both its craftsmanship and rustic charm, Dieulefit’s pottery has been cherished by collectors and locals alike for generations. This soupière not only embodies the artistry of Dieulefit’s pottery heritage but also brings a touch of French countryside elegance to any space.