Antique French provincial stoneware jug, likely 19th-early 20th century, crafted from salt-glazed stoneware with a textured beige-and-brown finish. Traditionally used to store oil, wine or vinegar, they were fired at high temperatures and often showcase subtle glaze variation and gentle imperfections - only adding to their handmade character. Functional and decorative, it brings rustic charm to any space.
Measurements: 11” h
Antique French provincial stoneware jug, likely 19th-early 20th century, crafted from salt-glazed stoneware with a textured beige-and-brown finish. Traditionally used to store oil, wine or vinegar, they were fired at high temperatures and often showcase subtle glaze variation and gentle imperfections - only adding to their handmade character. Functional and decorative, it brings rustic charm to any space.
Measurements: 11” h
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