Large Martres-Tolosane Blue Glazed Ceramic Pot Circa 1900- 11"

This beautiful lidded pot from the ceramic town of Martres-Tolosane in southwestern France dates to circa 1900 and features the traditional blue exterior and white interior enamel characteristic of the region. Its crackled finish reveals its age, while minor chips add a touch of authentic vintage allure. Historically used for preserving fats, the pot’s graceful curves and functional lid design showcase the artisanal skills of the region.

Martres-Tolosane, renowned for its pottery tradition, developed a ceramic style that is elegantly understated, with simple forms and mainly monochromatic decoration in blue and white. Perfect for infusing a space with rustic elegance, this piece can serve as a striking focal point in a kitchen or dining area.

Use it to store coffee pods, tea bags, potpourri, or other kitchen essentials. Pair it with other earthenware or display it as a standalone piece on a rustic wooden shelf to highlight its historic beauty. Its subtle hues and timeworn patina blend effortlessly with both contemporary and classic interiors, making it a versatile addition to any home.