Late 19th-Century Yellow Ocher Water Cruche 14¼"

This charming yellow ocher ewer, dating from the late 19th to early 20th century, features a distinctive half-glaze design with a pair of gracefully arched handles and a spout. Traditionally used for fetching water from village fountains, it embodies a blend of practicality and rustic charm. The cruche’s lid, although paired with its original design, complements its functionality seamlessly.

The piece showcases a well-executed repair on one handle, reflecting a dedication to preserving its original form. Despite these repairs, the cruche remains in good condition, with the repairs made with skill and care. Its original ocher glaze adds a warm, earthy hue, characteristic of its historical use and origin.