Rare 18th-Century Green Glazed Provençal Terracotta Pot 15¼"

This very large terracotta pot, a striking example of Provençal pottery, likely originates from the Anduze region and dates back to the late 18th century. The pot's vibrant green glaze, now weathered with age, drips down its surface, creating a stunning patina that reflects years of use and wear. Rare for both its impressive size and unique shape, the pot showcases traditional craftsmanship, with one handle featuring the visible thumb imprints of the potter where it was pressed into the body—an authentic detail that enhances its charm.

Collectors will appreciate its historical significance and the fabulous patina that only centuries of exposure can provide. Ideal as a statement piece, this pot can be used as a planter for large indoor plants or placed as a decorative object in an entryway or garden. The naturally distressed surface and rich color make it a captivating focal point in rustic or eclectic settings, blending timeless Provençal style with rustic charm.