Early 20th-Century Terracotta Pot from Isère w/ Pale Yellow Glaze 6¼"

This early 20th-century glazed terracotta pot from Isère features a charming pale yellow hue with sharply defined edges, indicative of its practical design for storing preserves such as jam or cornichons. The pot's smooth glaze on the upper portion contrasts with its unglazed, rustic lower half, lending it an aesthetically pleasing, yet utilitarian look that reflects the traditional pottery of the region. 

Originating from Isère, this pot embodies the rich history of French pottery where such containers were commonplace in kitchens for preserving foods. The terracotta material, known for its durability and natural insulation properties, was widely utilized in this era, particularly in rural areas. This piece serves as a testament to the craftsmanship and functional design principles that defined everyday items in early 20th-century France.

In terms of décor, this terracotta pot would complement a rustic or farmhouse-style interior beautifully. It could be used as a utensil holder or as an ornamental piece, adding a touch of historical charm and warmth to a room. Its neutral tones and authentic wear make it versatile enough to blend with various color schemes and decorative themes.

Light wear.
Approx. overall 6¼" high x 5½" diameter externally 3½" diameter internally
Approx. overall 16cm high x 14cm diameter externally 9cm diameter internally