The Amber Dipped Confit Pot

An antique European earthenware confit pot, dating to the late nineteenth or early twentieth century, dipped in a deep amber glaze across the rim and shoulder. Hand-thrown with two looped handles and fine throwing rings around the body, it is glazed throughout the interior. The raw lower half has deepened to a smoky terracotta, with some glaze wear near the handles and light surface marks.

Pots of this form were made across southern Europe for preserving and storage, glazed on the upper portion and left unglazed below. The tall, tapering profile carries real presence.

It suits a kitchen shelf, a hearth or an entryway, holding dried stems or standing alone as a sculptural piece. Condition and patina consistent with age.

Approx. 10.6 in high x 7.1 in across the rim (27 cm x 18 cm).

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