French Antique Terracotta Pot (Ponne) – Early 19th Century, South West France 20.8" Distressed Rustic Interiors

French Antique Terracotta Pot (Ponne) – Early 19th Century, South West France 20.8" Distressed Rustic InteriorsA large, early 19th century French antique terracotta pot, known as a ponne (salting pot), sourced in the Bordeaux region and likely Charentais in origin. Traditionally used for preserving meat in salt or brine, these broad clay vessels were an essential part of rural domestic life across South West France. Their generous rounded form and thick rolled rim were designed for durability, often covered with cloth or parchment and kept cool in a pantry or

open form and soft cream glaze

The lebrillo is signed by the artist and is freely hand-painted with beautiful broad brushstrokes

Small French antique wooden stool with a beautiful

4oz / 691g

Condition: There are two chips to the rim as well as a small hairline crack

copper and rustic interiors

It would make a beautiful decoration in a garden room or a sideboard curio

gently pinched pouring lip and shaped handle give the piece an appealing sculptural quality

French Antique Bronze Plaque Depicting a Woman Details:

areas of glaze wear

Weight Combined: 14

This mid century plant stand can hold four plant pots