French Antique Pottery Pitcher or Orjol with Striped Glaze 9.4" French Brass Trinket Box

French Antique Pottery Pitcher or Orjol with Striped Glaze 9.4" French Brass Trinket BoxFrench 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

Age: Mid-20th Century

the bowl can be displayed on a sideboard or console table

French Antique Crucifix Holy Water Font in Painted Plaster Details:

with two handles and a grey glaze to the interior

with rich green

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

The softly waisted silhouettes and thick pressed glass catch the light beautifully

featuring embossed pewter over wood

making it equally suited to a living room

This pottery lebrillo

fill with seasonal fruit on a farmhouse table for that French country house aesthetic

it was possibly used for washing fruit and vegetables