Antique Pale Yellow Glazed Terracotta Pot from Isère

This pale yellow glazed terracotta pot, with its rounded edges, is a delightful piece from the early 20th century, originating from Isère. Its smooth, glossy finish and simple yet elegant design make it an appealing addition to any collection of rustic kitchenware. Traditionally used for storing jam or cornichons, this pot reflects the utilitarian beauty of French country pottery. 

The pot exemplifies the artisanal craftsmanship typical of the Isère region, where such pieces were commonly crafted for everyday use. Its enduring style and sturdy construction speak to its historical context, offering a glimpse into the domestic life of rural France during this period. The glaze work, although exhibiting some wear, retains its charm and authenticity, showcasing the pot’s age and character.

In terms of decor, this terracotta pot can be a versatile accent in both contemporary and traditional settings. It serves beautifully as a standalone piece on a kitchen shelf or filled with fresh herbs or flowers as a centerpiece. Its neutral hue complements a wide array of color palettes, making it a flexible choice for those seeking to infuse a touch of French provincial charm into their home.

Light wear.
Approx. overall 6¾" high x 6" diameter externally 3¼" diameter internally
Approx. overall 17cm high x 15cm diameter externally 8cm diameter internally