Rare Late 19th-Century Southwestern French Water Pitcher w/ Emerald Glaze - 15¼"

An exceptional find for collectors, this very large 19th-century water pitcher from southwest France captivates with its unique form and vibrant emerald glaze. The glaze is unusually thick and displays a striking vertical pattern, enhanced by subtle ocher accents that add visual depth and character. The piece's rare design includes two lateral handles and a distinctive perpendicular pouring spout, setting it apart as both functional and visually compelling.

While minor losses add a touch of authenticity and speak to its age, the pitcher retains its charm and historical value. This piece exemplifies the craftsmanship of southwestern French pottery, where artisans achieved a harmony of utility and aesthetic beauty. A true collector’s item, this pitcher would make an impressive addition to any collection or serve as a remarkable decorative accent, bringing a sense of heritage and rustic elegance to any setting.