Small Antique French Jaspe Glazed Creamer 3½"

This small creamer pitcher features a distinctive jaspe glaze with hues of ocher, pale yellow, and green. It exemplifies the charm of late 19th to early 20th-century pottery. 

The jaspe technique creates a swirling, marbled effect that lends the piece a unique and artistic appeal. The petite pitcher, with its soft, rounded shape and rustic aesthetics, would have been a functional yet decorative item in its time. Despite some timeworn wear and small chips, the piece remains a charming example of its craft. The jaspe glazing technique is known for its marbled appearance, achieved by mixing different colored clay slips or glazes. This method was popular in various regions, adding a unique decorative element to utilitarian objects. In historical contexts, such pieces were often used in everyday settings, reflecting a blend of artistry and practicality.

For decoration ideas, this creamer pitcher could be displayed as part of a vintage kitchen collection, highlighting its historical and aesthetic value. It pairs well with other rustic or art deco artifacts, making it a versatile piece for both traditional and eclectic interiors. Its earthy tones and marbled design also make it a suitable companion for plants or floral arrangements, bringing a hint of nostalgia and natural beauty to any space.

Condition and wear consistent with age and use.
Approx. overall 3½" high x 3½" diameter x 5" wide incl. beak & handle
Approx. overall 9cm high x 9cm diameter x 13cm wide incl. beak & handle