Vintage Marbled Confit Jar
Vintage hand thrown confit jar with an iridescent brown glaze and flecks of green. The old technique of a marbled glaze is common to Grottaglie, a town in Puglia renowned for its age old ceramic craft. Originally the terracotta jar was used for preserving foods such as anchovies or sardines fresh from the Mediterranean sea, or vegetables in olive oil. What makes this vintage piece special is that no two pots are the same due to the unique glaze. Today, it would be ideal for storing utensils or paintbrushes, or used as a vase for fresh flowers. Create an impactful display with the matching jars as seen in the images.
Found in Lecce
the baroque jewel and capital of the Salento.
Dimensions: H18cm x W13cm x D13cm
These are handmade antique ceramics that are perfectly imperfect and some have been used for generations, so please expect some cracks, and chips, and discolouration. These individual characteristics are part of the charm and unique quality of each piece. Please note, colour may vary from screen to screen.
Vintage hand thrown confit jar with an iridescent brown glaze and flecks of green. The old technique of a marbled glaze is common to Grottaglie, a town in Puglia renowned for its age old ceramic craft. Originally the terracotta jar was used for preserving foods such as anchovies or sardines fresh from the Mediterranean sea, or vegetables in olive oil. What makes this vintage piece special is that no two pots are the same due to the unique glaze. Today, it would be ideal for storing utensils or paintbrushes, or used as a vase for fresh flowers. Create an impactful display with the matching jars as seen in the images.
Found in Lecce
the baroque jewel and capital of the Salento.
Dimensions: H18cm x W13cm x D13cm
These are handmade antique ceramics that are perfectly imperfect and some have been used for generations, so please expect some cracks, and chips, and discolouration. These individual characteristics are part of the charm and unique quality of each piece. Please note, colour may vary from screen to screen.
Vintage hand thrown confit jar with an iridescent brown glaze and flecks of green. The old technique of a marbled glaze is common to Grottaglie, a town in Puglia renowned for its age old ceramic craft. Originally the terracotta jar was used for preserving foods such as anchovies or sardines fresh from the Mediterranean sea, or vegetables in olive oil. What makes this vintage piece special is that no two pots are the same due to the unique glaze. Today, it would be ideal for storing utensils or paintbrushes, or used as a vase for fresh flowers. Create an impactful display with the matching jars as seen in the images.
Found in Lecce
the baroque jewel and capital of the Salento.
Dimensions: H18cm x W13cm x D13cm
These are handmade antique ceramics that are perfectly imperfect and some have been used for generations, so please expect some cracks, and chips, and discolouration. These individual characteristics are part of the charm and unique quality of each piece. Please note, colour may vary from screen to screen.