France, 19th Century
A handmade Alsace pottery pot from the late 19th century, rooted in the rich French–German heritage of the region. Crafted using traditional salt-glazed stoneware, it showcases delicate grey and blue hues that breathe life into neutral kitchens or wooden benches, and is marked with a 6 litre stamp, a nod to its original practical purpose.
Styled with utensils or a bunch of blooms, this piece exudes timeless beauty that’s truly special.
Although glazed vessels are commonly considered water safe, we recommend using a seperate , internal water vase for live stems.
Height 19cm, diameter 24cm
France, 19th Century
A handmade Alsace pottery pot from the late 19th century, rooted in the rich French–German heritage of the region. Crafted using traditional salt-glazed stoneware, it showcases delicate grey and blue hues that breathe life into neutral kitchens or wooden benches, and is marked with a 6 litre stamp, a nod to its original practical purpose.
Styled with utensils or a bunch of blooms, this piece exudes timeless beauty that’s truly special.
Although glazed vessels are commonly considered water safe, we recommend using a seperate , internal water vase for live stems.
Height 19cm, diameter 24cm