Trouver French Antiques & Other Treasures Pitcher

These antique vessels are intended for decorative use only. Due to their age and the historical nature of the glazes, they are not food-safe and should not be used to store or serve liquids for consumption.

These items are not dishwasher safe. To preserve the integrity of the antique glaze and material, gently dust them with a soft, dry cloth or use a slightly damp cloth if necessary, ensuring they are dried immediately.

The salt-glazed ink bottle features a textured, slightly pitted surface created by throwing salt into the kiln during firing. The mustard-glazed pitcher has a smoother, opaque finish characteristic of traditional French earthenware, providing a distinct visual contrast within the set.

As authentic antiques dating from the 1800s to the early 1900s, these pieces may exhibit minor signs of wear, such as small chips or variations in the glaze. These characteristics are considered part of their historical charm and authenticity.

While the collection is sold as a set of five, the pieces are versatile enough to be displayed individually or in smaller groupings throughout your home. Their varied shapes and finishes allow them to complement different surfaces, from bookshelves to kitchen mantels.