A part of a collection foraged from markets across Paris, France. This piece is part of a collection of these foraged finds, along with tureens and pitchers.
Transferware pottery, from the Drome region is characterized by its blue or colored designs applied through a printing process, became highly popular in the 18th and 19th centuries. This technique allowed for intricate patterns to be reproduced efficiently and affordably, making decorative ceramics accessible to a wider audience. French faience, in particular, Saint Uze, developed distinct styles and motifs, often featuring floral designs and pastoral scenes.
This particular vase, likely a 'pot à lait' or milk jug, showcases a classic blue and white floral pattern. Such pieces were common household items, used for serving milk, utensils or as decorative vases. The presence of handles and its cylindrical form are typical of this type of utilitarian yet decorative ceramic ware, often produced in regions like Saint-Uze in France, known for its pottery.
Age: 20th Century
Dimensions:
Tall: 4 ½ in
Short: 4 ¼ in
*The photo may slightly different from actual item in terms of color due to the lighting during photo shooting or the monitor's display. All sales on vintage items are final.
These are one-of-a-kind pieces.
A part of a collection foraged from markets across Paris, France. This piece is part of a collection of these foraged finds, along with tureens and pitchers.
Transferware pottery, from the Drome region is characterized by its blue or colored designs applied through a printing process, became highly popular in the 18th and 19th centuries. This technique allowed for intricate patterns to be reproduced efficiently and affordably, making decorative ceramics accessible to a wider audience. French faience, in particular, Saint Uze, developed distinct styles and motifs, often featuring floral designs and pastoral scenes.
This particular vase, likely a 'pot à lait' or milk jug, showcases a classic blue and white floral pattern. Such pieces were common household items, used for serving milk, utensils or as decorative vases. The presence of handles and its cylindrical form are typical of this type of utilitarian yet decorative ceramic ware, often produced in regions like Saint-Uze in France, known for its pottery.
Age: 20th Century
Dimensions:
Tall: 4 ½ in
Short: 4 ¼ in
*The photo may slightly different from actual item in terms of color due to the lighting during photo shooting or the monitor's display. All sales on vintage items are final.
These are one-of-a-kind pieces.
