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Pot Circa 1900 Antique Confit Pots South West France

Sale price$245.00

Amber glaze pools and fades across the belly of this French confit pot, its surface telling the story of a century of use in the farmhouses of southwestern France — where such vessels once preserved duck and goose confit through long rural winters. The two stubby handles, the wide-mouthed opening, and the gradual fade from rich ochre to raw unglazed earthenware at the base are hallmarks of the traditional pottery tradition of the Gascony region, fired in wood-burning kilns around the turn of the twentieth century. Age-worn patina, mineral deposits, and glaze loss are not imperfections but evidence of authentic provenance — the kind of detail no reproduction can manufacture. Displayed on a reclaimed wood surface or stone hearth, this one-of-a-kind European antique brings layered, lived-in history to any interior.

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Pot Circa 1900 Antique Confit Pots South West France
Pot Circa 1900 Antique Confit Pots South West France Sale price$245.00

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