Yellow Ocher Water Cruche with Green and Brown Glaze, Late 19th Century 11½ "

This distinctive late 19th-century water cruche, featuring a yellow ocher base with green glaze drips and rare brown motifs, is a remarkable find. Ewers like these were traditionally used for fetching water from the village fountain for domestic use. Its vibrant colors and unique decoration make it an ideal addition to any pottery collection or a special touch of French charm for your home.

See similar examples in Poteries d’Eaux, page 58-59. Amouric, Henri, et al. Poteries d’eaux: Les Eaux de La Terre, Du Corps et Du Ciel: Exposition, Aubagne, Chapelle Des Pénitents Noirs, 16 Juin-16 Septembre 2007. Lucie Éd., 2008.