Antique Savoyard Ocher Glazed Terracotta Pitcher w/ Floral Motifs 5½"

This charming Savoyard pitcher from the late 19th to early 20th century showcases delightful handmade artistry. Crafted from glazed terracotta, it features pale yellow floral motifs with brown foliage against a warm ocher glaze. Its inside is finished with a pale yellow glaze, creating a harmonious and inviting appearance. 

The Savoy region, known for its rich tradition of pottery and ceramics, has produced this piece likely for practical use in homes or for decorative purposes. The floral patterns reflect the region's natural beauty, while the ocher glaze adds to its rustic character. This type of pottery was typical in rural French communities, serving both functional and aesthetic roles in domestic settings.

Incorporating this pitcher into your home brings a touch of historical charm and rustic elegance. It can serve as a standalone decorative item or as a functional piece to hold flowers or drinks. Its warm tones and floral design make it a perfect addition to a farmhouse kitchen, a cozy dining area, or even as a centerpiece accompanied by wildflowers on a country-style table.

Condition and wear consistent with age and use.
Approx. overall 5½" high x 5" diameter x 6¾" wide incl. beak & handle
Approx. overall 14cm high x 13cm diameter x 17cm wide incl. beak & handle