Late 19th-Century Savoyard Terracotta Pitcher w/ Zigzag Motif 5½

This exquisite Savoy pitcher features a pale yellow glaze adorned with striking two-tone brown zigzag hatchings, characteristic of late 19th to early 20th-century design. The glazed terracotta body exhibits a charming rusticity complemented by its vibrant decorative pattern, making it a delightful piece for enthusiasts of historical pottery.

Originating from the Savoy region, this pitcher is a testament to the skilled artisanship of its era, where utilitarian objects were elevated through artful decoration. The zigzag motif is indicative of the regional style, reflecting both the historic influences and the natural landscapes that inspired such patterns. This piece holds a significant place within the context of Savoy’s rich pottery tradition.

In terms of condition, the pitcher shows wear consistent with age, including scattered chips and a weathered base, which only add to its charm and authenticity. It can be displayed as a standalone piece in rustic or vintage-themed interiors, or used to hold flowers, enhancing its beauty as a functional art object.