France, 19th Century
A rare and truly special pair of Savoie jam pots, crafted around 1880 and becoming increasingly hard to come by. Once staples of the 19th-century kitchen, they were traditionally used to store jams and marmalades, their sturdy stoneware bodies made to withstand everyday use for generations. The soft yellow glaze has worn beautifully over time, creating the most wonderful aged patina that only years of use can bring. Today, they are just as lovely holding kitchen spoons on a bench or simply sitting proudly on an open shelf, full of rustic French charm and history.
Height 13cm, diameter 12.5cm
Pieces may differ slightly from the images shown. We make every effort to capture the unique character, patina, and wear so you can shop with confidence. Our pieces have lived many lives, carrying the beauty of age and history.
All sales are final, and all objects are sold as is. If you prefer to hand-select your pieces, we welcome you to visit us in person, please make an appointment via our Contact Page, or arrange a Virtual Shop.
France, 19th Century
A rare and truly special pair of Savoie jam pots, crafted around 1880 and becoming increasingly hard to come by. Once staples of the 19th-century kitchen, they were traditionally used to store jams and marmalades, their sturdy stoneware bodies made to withstand everyday use for generations. The soft yellow glaze has worn beautifully over time, creating the most wonderful aged patina that only years of use can bring. Today, they are just as lovely holding kitchen spoons on a bench or simply sitting proudly on an open shelf, full of rustic French charm and history.
Height 13cm, diameter 12.5cm
Pieces may differ slightly from the images shown. We make every effort to capture the unique character, patina, and wear so you can shop with confidence. Our pieces have lived many lives, carrying the beauty of age and history.
All sales are final, and all objects are sold as is. If you prefer to hand-select your pieces, we welcome you to visit us in person, please make an appointment via our Contact Page, or arrange a Virtual Shop.