Large 19th century French stoneware bottle
A lovely looking, unusually large 19th century French stoneware bottle with a mottled brown saltglaze, likely used for transporting oil or vinegar.
With plenty of character in the varying shades as you traverse the historic body, with chips, nodules, the asymmetry of the handmade.
It would make a gorgeous antique piece of decor perhaps as pictured, with a dried or fresh stem.
37cm tall X 13cm diameter.
£68
A lovely looking, unusually large 19th century French stoneware bottle with a mottled brown saltglaze, likely used for transporting oil or vinegar.
With plenty of character in the varying shades as you traverse the historic body, with chips, nodules, the asymmetry of the handmade.
It would make a gorgeous antique piece of decor perhaps as pictured, with a dried or fresh stem.
37cm tall X 13cm diameter.
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