Collection of Early 20th-Century Savoyard Slipware Kitchenware 6¼"

This charming collection of four dark brown slipware ceramics hails from the Savoy region in the French Alps, dating back to the early 20th century. Each piece is adorned with hand-painted floral motifs, showcasing the traditional craftsmanship of the region. The collection includes a small lidded sugar pot, a milk jug, a creamer, and a pitcher, all featuring a rich, glossy brown glaze that beautifully contrasts with the vibrant green and cream-colored floral decorations.

Savoyard slipware is known for its rustic appeal and practical designs, often used in everyday alpine households. The dark brown slip, a hallmark of this style, was commonly employed to create durable and aesthetically pleasing kitchenware that could withstand regular use. The floral patterns on these pieces are typical of the region’s decorative traditions, reflecting the alpine flora and the artisanal heritage of the Savoyard potters.

This collection not only serves as a functional set for the kitchen but also as a delightful display of regional French ceramic artistry. Each piece in the set carries the unique charm and history of the Savoy region, making it a wonderful addition to any collection of European pottery. The set includes: 1 x lidded tureen 2 x lidded pitchers 1 x jug