FRENCH ANTIQUE JASPE MARRIAGE POTTERY

Held sugar for wedding receptions as part of ceremony. Original lid with jaspe design of Vallauris, end of 19th century. Dimensions: H 7" x W 5.75" x D 4.25" Condition: Chips, few small losses to glaz

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.

Turn of the 19th century. Large glazed jaspe vase/planter. Made in the style of St. Jean de Fos, Languedoc. Dimensions: H 15" x Dia. 9.5" Condition: Large chips, glaze losses, crazing, scratches. Wear

Terre vernissée pottery vase. The jaspe glaze is classic of the Drome area of Haut-Provence. Dimensions: H 8.5" x Dia. 4.75" Condition: Crazing, chips and few glaze losses. Area of dullness/damage

Unusual smaller size. Jaspe design. Dimensions: H 5.5" x W 5" x D 3.75" Condition: Crazing. Some patches of glaze loss. Antique wear consistent with age and use.

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

Beautiful earthenware porridge, soup or serving bowl in marbled sienna, mustard, and green glaze with a single handle. Thumbprint-style swirled mark to base. Very rare, late 18th century, likely used

Dimensions: H 8.5" x W 6.75" x D 4.5" Condition: Old chips, crazing, glaze losses. Area of damage with crack around base.

Pocket-style vessel with braided double handle; marbled and numerical decoration (date of 1911). One-of-a-kind cup form for pencils and pens with jaspe glaze. Dimensions: H 3.75" x W 4" x D 4.25" Cond

Including red glazed jaspe designed pocket vessel was for carrying soup. The lid is missing. The bowl in rare design called 'Arabesque' was used for advertising a dairy store 'Cremerie' with the addre

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

These bird whistles in the shape of a cruche were very popular toys for children. Water was added and when filled at different levels, it made different bird calls when whistled. Jaspe glaze. France.

In glazed jaspe mouchette. Including pate-terrine from Alsace and water cruche from Franche-Comte with original lid. Dimensions: (Cruche) H 10" x W 7.25" x D 6" Condition: Chips, glaze losses, crazing

Six pieces of Jaspe' pottery with slip decoration. France, 19th century. H 3-1/8", 3-1/4", 4", 6", 7-3/8" and 8". Condition: Excellent condition. light rim wear. A couple of minor chips. Review images

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.

Unusually large size, of museum quality with exemplary colors and design. Dimensions: H 10" x W 11.25" x D 7.75" Condition: Small chips to rims. Light wear.

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

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

This rare jaspe terrine with handles was made for serving side dishes at special family occasions. Dimensions: H 7.25" x Dia. 8.75" Condition: Crazing, scattered chips and glaze losses. Wear consisten

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.

Group of two French, 19th/20th century, Jaspe pottery pitchers or jugs, each having a brown glaze with polka dot decoration and yellow slip interior, paper labels but otherwise unmarked. Provenance: A

Made by Aeginta family. Vallauris. Dimensions: H 8.5" x W 7" x D 5" Condition: Crazing, chips, and glaze losses throughout.

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

Yellow glazed preparation dish bowl for cassoulet. Dimensions: H 5.25" x Dia. 14.5" Condition: Old chips, scratches, crazing, and glaze losses.