Early 20th-Century Provençal Green Glazed Terracotta Confit Pot 6¼"

This charming early 20th-century glazed terracotta pot from Provence exudes rustic elegance with its vivid green exterior and contrasting yellow interior. Small in scale, it's perfectly suited for use as a cache pot or for storing kitchen utensils. The pot's two handles add a touch of practicality and charm, enhancing its overall appeal. 

Historically, such pots were commonly used in Provence for preserving food and storing household essentials. The use of green glaze was both decorative and functional, helping to protect the terracotta from moisture. This piece reflects the rich artisanal heritage of the region, where pottery has been a staple craft for centuries, showcasing the quintessential Provençal savoir-faire.

In a contemporary setting, this pot can serve as a delightful accent piece. Its vibrant colors make it an ideal choice for brightening a kitchen or dining room while providing a practical storage option. Whether used for fresh herbs, as a utensil holder, or simply as decorative art, this pot brings a touch of rustic French charm to any home.

Condition and wear consistent with age and use.
Approx. overall 6¼" high x 6" diameter x 7" wide incl. handle
Approx. overall 16cm high x 15cm diameter x 18cm wide incl. handle