18TH C. FRENCH POTTERY POT A CONFIT

Early 18th C. confit pot form from the area around Agen. Dimensions: H 10" x W 14.25" x D 11.25" Condition: Old chips and glaze losses. Scratches, crazing. Wear consistent with age and use.

Glazed pottery of St. Onge (Bordeaux). Interior green was the hallmark of the 17th-18th centuries. Dimensions: H 10.5" x W 11.5" x D 8" Condition: Losses to glaze throughout. A few fine scattered crac

The late 17th C. original form of the confit pot. All proportions for the first design made in Languedoc were oversized, making it an amazing addition of any grouping of confit pots. Made in the Lang

White ground with hand painted purple decorative details and floral motifs. Six bulb openings in each, semi-circular shape. Unmarked, likely Marseille factory. H. 15.5 cm (6 in) Provenance: The Estate

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

A terracotta confit vessel with partial green slip glaze. Urn form with ribbed loop handles. French, probably late 19th C. H. 26.2 cm (10 3/8 in.)

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.

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

Museum-quality pieces. Including green pottery for hanging milk on the wall so as to wait for the curd to harden at the top, made in Cliousclat. Turn of 18th century cruche with three handles, for ser

The Chauferette was a small heating vessel for specific use such as the center of a sewing circle to keep the legs on during the winter or to warm the area of the bed. This Chauferette built with a la

French, 18th C white ground with hand painted polychrome military figures on tin earthenware surrounded by floral and foliate motifs. Predominantly purple border with inner green leafbanding, initiale

(2) 18th C. plates from the center of France. Caramel with primitive white design, c. end of 17th century. Dimensions: (Larger) H 1.5" x Dia. 12" Condition: Chips, heavy scratches, crazing. Smaller wi

18th century French faience pottery recumbent lion. [p14" H x 18" W x 9" D]. Both ears with chips and losses; several losses and chips throughout.

C. 1784-9, Showing a heraldry device and having a wooden handle, maker's mark, total weight appx. 14 toz, h.6-1/2in.

French, 18th C. Hand painted tin earthenware with polychrome central motifs, one depicting a military officer (probably Napoleon) on horseback, the other a landscape scene surrounded by flowers. Both

(2) Handled with lid. glazed earthenware 11 x 12 inches

18TH C. FRENCH BRASS FOOTED POT W/HANDLE, HAS 4R ON HANDLE, MEASURES 18" ACROSS TO TIP OF HANDLE, 6 1/2" HIGH, AS PICTURED

Produced in St. Quentin. Jaspe glaze. Exhibited in Musee d'Istres, Provence. Dimensions: H 5.5" x Dia. 4.75" Condition: Crazing, chips, glaze losses, and scratches.

A pair of late 18th century French faience reticulated pot pourri baskets from Moustiers, floral decoration.

A small mid-18th century French silver chocolate pot, possibly by Simon Boulanger, Paris, of baluster form, the lower body fluted below lightly embossed trailing foliage, raised on three pad feet, the

Group of (6) 18th - 19th c. French Faience Pottery Serving Items, all with green and purple painted decoration, painted 'X' mark on bases, incl: Vinegar and oil bottles in pierced basket form holder,

AN 18TH CENTURY FRENCH FAIENCE TIN GLAZED POTTERY FIGURE painted with motifs. 23 cm high.

Attributed to Paul Hannong (Strasbourg). Antique 18th century cabbage form French faience pottery soup tureen and cover, naturalistically modeled and painted in hues of green and yellow. Designed with

Group of pitchers for warming milk by hearth. Collection of different sizes. Dimensions: (Tallest) H 6" x W 5.5" x D 4.5" Condition: Chips and glaze losses throughout. Crazing.