French Antique Pottery Pitcher or Orjol with Striped Glaze 9.4" French Brass Trinket Box Age: Mid-20th Century

Age: Mid-20th Century

it was possibly used for washing fruit and vegetables

with two handles and a grey glaze to the interior

The glossy finish not only enhances its aesthetic appeal but also reflects light beautifully

making it equally suited to a living room

French Antique Pottery Pitcher or Orjol with Striped Glaze 9.4" French Brass Trinket Box Age: Mid-20th CenturyFrench antique water pitcher, known as an orjol, with a flowing vertical bands of green, ochre, and deep brown. The glazed terracotta jug comes from the Languedoc region of South West France. It would make a stunning decorative accent as part of a French farmhouse aesthetic, display with other pieces of French pottery. Sourced in: South West France Age: 19th Century Material: Terracotta What makes it special: Its striped glaze and aged appearance