Antique Castelnaudary Olive Jar w/ Lid & drips of glaze 39¾"

This beautiful hand-made terracotta jar dates from the late 18th to early 19th century and originates from the Castelnaudary region, a renowned ceramics production center in southwestern France. These jars were traditionally used for storing grain or oil. This particular jar features rich drips of glaze in shades of deep green and warm brown, creating a striking contrast against the weathered terracotta surface.

An additional feature of this piece is the wooden lid, which remains intact, adding a rare element to the jar’s overall presentation. The wear and aging of the wood complement the jar’s weathered aesthetic, making it a unique and highly collectible piece. Castelnaudary jars are renowned for their durability and beauty, making them ideal for both interior décor and garden displays.