FRENCH ANTIQUE TOULOUSE POTTERY PITCHER

19th century pitcher with rich design, having a beautiful yellow bib translucent hue, thick handles, hand-thrown. Dimensions: H 12" x W 10.5" x D 9.25" Condition: Cracked through body. Glaze losses, c

Including tall Alsace milk pitcher with hand-pressed handle. Dimensions: (Larger) H 6" x W 7" x D 5" Condition: Larger with crack to rim. Crazing. Few chips and glaze losses.

Rare pitcher with form attributed to ateliers in "Valle de L'Huveane." With jaspe glaze. Previously exhibited in "Les Arts Decoratifs de Provence" in Marseille. Used for hard cider. Dimensions: H 12.7

This caramel pichet de Provence was a vessel for hard cider. These pitchers were only produced in the city of Aubagne following “La Vallèe de l’Huvéanne” north into St. Zachary, another town i

(2) Provencal pitchers with pinched spouts. Produced in a small area from Marseille up into the Var, in Provence. They were used for hard cider. One Pitcher, turn of 19th C., is a half-glazed vessel

A Tara Savoie pitcher with a classic 'drinking Idiom between friends'.  A rare tara pitcher made in the Macon of Burgundy. Dimensions: H 7.25" x W 6.75" x D 5" Condition: Scattered chips and scratche

Apparently unmarked. 18th century French antique Alsace milk pitcher with dark manganese glaze and white design. Dimensions: H 6" x W 6" x D 4.5" Condition: Showing wear consistent with antique age an

A grouping including tian, cooking mold, polka-dot pitcher and St. Uzes teapot. All 19th century. Dimensions: (Largest) H 5.25" x W 12" x D 11.25" Condition: Chips, glaze losses, crazing, surface wear

French antique 18th century Dordogne walnut oil terracotta pitcher pottery. Found on a dive in Marseille. Dimensions: H 10" x Dia. 10.5" Condition: Old chips, glaze losses, surface losses. Antique wea

19th c. confit pot made in Martes, Toulouse. A glaze made by "terre de fer" (clay with iron). It gives the illusion of a finer pottery glaze such as faience. Dimensions: H 7.5" x Dia. 8" Condition: Cr

Title: Antique, French, Jaspe Pitcher Description: Beautiful provincial, Jaspe, pottery C 1920. Gorgeous with fresh or dried lavender all year long! Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $25.00 to anywhere

DESCRIPTION: A Sarreguemines French glazed majolica pottery head character pitcher, of typical form depicting an expressive man. Stamped Sarreguemines and numbered 3181. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: Fr

DESCRIPTION: A possibly large Sarreguemines French glazed majolica pottery head character pitcher jar, of typical form depicting an expressive oriental man with closed eyes. Unmarked. CIRCA: 20th Cent

A set of handmade pottery tableware with a white finish including a French pair of cups and trays with scalloped rim by Astier de Villatte at Rue St. Honore, Paris; one milk pitcher and pair of plates

A vintage French faience Henriot Quimper syrup jug pitcher and a square tile trivet. Both with a hand painted image of a Breton man decorated with floral patterns. The trivet is signed on verso. Frenc

Pablo Picasso (Spanish/French, 1881-1973), 'Owl' glazed white earthenware pitcher. Painted in blue, inscribed "Edition Picasso" and having "Madoura" and "Edition Picasso" pottery stamps to underside.

DESCRIPTION: A 19th Cent. French Faience figural Creamer features a male figure hand painted with floral decorations and ornate bordering, the hat lifts revealing interior of pitcher. CIRCA: 19th Cent

FOUR FRENCH MAJOLICA, TWO PITCHERS & TWO CENTERPIECE BOWLS - Grouping of French Majolica pottery includes: a pedestal centerpiece bowl with bee 10 3/4" H x 17" L x 6 3/4" W (loss to decoration on one

The green glaze and shape on both green confit pots are of the early 19th c. and made in Castelnaudary. Dimensions: (Larger) H 9.25" x W 10.25" x D 7.75" Condition: Glaze losses and chips throughout.

Detailed Alsatian skillet with early country Alsace design. The detail continues in a circular design and continues onto the handle. 1800-1840, Alsace. Dimensions: H 3.5" x W 12.25" x D 8.5" Condition

Made near St Emilion. Dimensions: H 17.75" x W 10.5" x D 8.25" Condition: Chips and surface wear.

c. 1800-1830, Gascony. Dimensions: (Larger) H 12.5" x W 12" x D 9.5" Condition: Glaze losses throughout, chips, crazing. Few cracks.

Carafe of St. Jean de Fos. Dimensions: H 10.25" x Dia. 6.5" Condition: Old scattered chips. Crazing and scratches. Wear consistent with age and use.

From the Musee de Poteries de St Emillion, this 18th C. colander was used for rinsing and holding fruits. Note the 18th c. staples called "agraffes," made from the molding of iron to create a staple r