Anduze Pottery

This rare and monumental pair of 19th-century Anduze vases, crafted by the famed Boisset manufacture, embodies the rich heritage of French garden artistry. One of the vases bears the...

More information coming soon… A unique take on the classic Anduze pot, this stunning 15 inch tall pot is by the French foundry, Boisset, which has been producing pottery since 1610.

During the 16th and 17th centuries Anduze vases only appeared in the gardens of the french landed gentry. Legend has it that a potter from Anduze in the Cevennes region of Southern F...

During the 16th and 17th centuries large vases appeared in the gardens of the french landed gentry. In the 19th century wealthy families of the local silk merchants in the Anduze reg...

During the 16th and 17th centuries large vases appeared in the gardens of the french landed gentry. In the 19th century wealthy families of the local silk merchants in the Anduze reg...

This is a stunning example of the traditional garden planters from Provence. Boasting a deep green finish and warm terracotta tones, this pot is complete with the artist's signature....

During the 16th and 17th centuries these large vases only appeared in the gardens of the french landed gentry. In the 19th century wealthy families of the local silk merchants in the...

During the 16th and 17th centuries these large vases only appeared in the gardens of the french landed gentry. In the 19th century wealthy families of the local silk merchants in the...

During the 16th and 17th centuries these large vases only appeared in the gardens of the french landed gentry. In the 19th century wealthy families of the local silk merchants in the...

(2 available) Imported from France, the cylindrical pot with everted lip tapering to a short foot adorned with applied ring handles.

During the 16th and 17th centuries Anduze vases only appeared in the gardens of the french landed gentry. Legend has it that a potter from Anduze in the Cevennes region of Southern F...

Breathtaking vintage French anduze pot, quite large with an outstanding patina. Having sold many of these pots, we have found its scale makes a perfect dining table base, just fill w...

This is a lovely green glazed planter from Anduze, France with four handles and a footed base. The beautiful green glaze has worn in some places leaving a beautiful patina. Please no...

Outrageous very large French Anduze pot decorated with a sunny yellow glaze, swags and medallions, too. This pot is incredible! Weighted with concrete, it may easily accommodate a sm...

This particular vase or pot was produced by Poterie de la Madeleine in Anduze, France. This particular planter, has weathered many Chicago Winters and has been repaired over the year...

French planter, or more commonly referred to, as an Anduze pot, was produced by Poterie de la Madeleine in the south of France. This French Anduze planter has gone through a number o...

Considered elegant pottery, similar Anduze jars, decorate some of the most beautiful houses and castles in the south of France.

French Garden vases, or pots in this particular style, are commonly referred to as, Anduze Pots or Anduze Vases, circa 1862. The art of crafting French garden vases or pots in the An...

Little history; Just outside of Anduze are the Cévennes mountains in the South of France and ever since the 7th century, this area has been considered the pottery capital of the Ceve...

Anduze, located in the South of France, is renowned for its pottery and has a rich history of ceramic craftsmanship.

This impressive pair of French Anduze terracotta garden vases originates from Anduze, a historic pottery center celebrated since the 17th century for its iconic garden urns and plant...

About Atelier Les Cyclades: Started by Roland Zobel, a native of Martinique and son of famous author, Joseph Zobel, he was credited with the rebirth of pottery production in Anduze, ...

A very good sized pair of hand made Anduze pottery planters from the South of France, small losses to the rim of one of the pots.

A very large pair of yellow Anduze terracotta garden urns  This superb pair of urns were made in the 20th century, they are made by the original Anduze pottery and are fully weath...

Make a statement in your garden or interior space with this stunning pair of vintage Boisette Anduze XL drip glaze jars. Crafted in the iconic Anduze pottery tradition, these grand u...

Charming French Anduze vase. Dating from the 19th Century and of French origin, this terracotta Anduze vase was manufactured by Boisset. It has a moulded rim whilst the main body ...

Pair of early 19th century Anduze jars from Boisset Poterie. Sold together and priced $15,900 for the pair. 1st Anduze: Height 33 inches x Diameter 28.25 inches, and 2nd Anduze: Heig...

A French Anduze jardiniere urn signed by Boisset Rodier, the original maker of Anduze vases. This vase has a beautiful worn glaze of brown, green, and ochre with decorative incised ...

More information coming soon… A unique take on the classic Anduze pots, this stunning multicolored pair is by the French foundry, Boisset, which has been producing pottery since 161...

This terracotta planter is made is the Anduze style from the Boisset brothers manufacture. This type of vase has been made by the Boisset family at Anduze in the South of France for...

This terracotta planter is made is the Anduze style from the Boisset brothers manufacture. This type of vase has been made by the Boisset family at Anduze in the South of France for...

A French Les Enfants de Boisset brown and green glazed Anduze jar from circa 2001 with swags and crests. This French Les Enfants de Boisset Anduze jar captures the essence of traditi...

French Anduze Table Lamp Exquisite early 20th century ceramic table lamp in French country, Provincial style. The urn from the Anduze County, in the South of France, was later conv...

Distinctive glaze colors mark the pride of Anduze - their pottery. Families in the province took pride in their crafting of these unique vases with their own identifying details.

There have been potters working there for centuries, and they have spread a pottery style throughout France, (“Anduze French Pottery”) which began in France in the 1500s when terra c...

Originating from the renowned pottery region of Anduze in Southern France, this vase exudes a bucolic grace that can add an authentic touch to any space.

Roland Zobel (died in 2004), a native of Martinique and son of famous author, Joseph Zobel, he was credited with the rebirth of pottery production in Anduze, France, which had a hist...

About Atelier Les Cyclades: Started by Roland Zobel, a native of Martinique and son of famous author, Joseph Zobel, he was credited with the rebirth of pottery production in Anduze, ...

Extremely Rare Pair of Antique French 19th Century Anduze, with original glazing and artist's signature.

A terra cotta Anduze jar with 3 cartouches marked "Boisset A Anduze.

This stunning "Vase d'Anduze" is larger than most and features a marvelous worn glaze in shades of chocolate brown, emerald green, burnt orange, and butter yellow. With the tradition...

Mid 19th century French "terre cuite" pottery "vase anduze", circa 1840

Two monumental vases castle in glazed terracotta. One by Boisset, other by Rodier, ancient inscriptions partly erased: Anduze Boisset .... Anduze (France), circa 1840. Extreme...

Set of two Anduze style Multicolored French pots. Smaller pot height 9 1/2", price $395. Larger pot height 12 1/2", price $650.

These green glazed, double handled pottery cache pots are from the mid-19th century and were made in Anduze, a region in the south of France known for its outstanding pottery.

Pair of exceptional early 19th century French glazed pottery "vases anduzes", with handwritten date of 1829

This stunning pair of "Vase d'Anduze" are larger than most and feature a marvellous worn glaze in shades of chocolate brown, emerald green, burnt orange, and butter yellow....

A 19th century French earthenware confit pot with traditional yellow glaze. Some chips and losses to glaze. These ordinary earthenware vessels were once used daily in the French cou...

a 19th century greenglazed terracotta planter/jardinière, faded as we love, made in Castelnaudary/France as a planter, can be used outdoors but great as a very enchanting, highly de...

A 19th century green glazed terracotta pottery jar or planter from the Southwest of France. Hole in bottom. Minor losses to glaze and chipped rim. A beautiful garden ornament, founta...

As found in Provence, this antique French planter dates from the late 19th Century. Handmade in France, this urn features a nicely weathered appearance. Certainly would make a lovely...

A Biot jar is a traditional French terracotta vessel handcrafted in the village of Biot on the Côte d’Azur. Known for its distinctive rounded “olive jar” silhouette, it features a bu...

A French Provincial Biot jar from the 20th century with green glaze, generous lines and great weathered patina. Infuse your interior with the bucolic charm of the French Povençale re...

Our Madison chair features a t-cushion and loose pillow back for additional comfort. The chair is framed in maple and birch. Price does not include fabric. Fabric shown is for imag...

19th century French Louis XVI style bergère marquise upholstered armchair in painted wood frame with neoclassical architecture embellished hand-carved foliates, rosettes and tapered ...

Envision transforming your living space with this remarkable vintage leather Chesterfield sofa, a true masterpiece of mid-20th century British craftsmanship. This sofa is more than j...

Carved Painted Wood Frame, 1950's Fantastic carved wood frame with liner, in a distressed finish and incredible patina. Great piece for your favorite oil painting as well as could a...

Envisioned by designer Yaniv Chen, the Constant nightstand exudes an air of refined luxury, celebrating the inherent splendor of Poplar burl wood. Meticulously crafted with impeccabl...

Great little 19th century English faux bamboo chest with original white marble top. Two drawers over two on turned feet.

Rare antique Swedish sideboard. The sideboard is unusually low and made in gustavian style. It is an authentic country house furniture from 1834 made in Hälsingland. The frame is mad...

A vivid Italian Chest Of Drawers, hand painted in the traditional Florentine style featuring an aged Indigo Blue, flora and foliage motif on a background of antique white. The motif ...

18th century period Danish rococo cabinet in two parts with bonnet top, raised panel doors, three shelves, four small drawers, supported by sturdy three drawer base with beautiful or...

A Gustavian style table with 18th/19th century Delft tile top. Single drawer with original brass pull. Frame has diamond corner details. Legs are tapered and fluted. In original blue...

DOT CREDENZA - Modern Bleached White Oak Body and Base The Dot Credenza is a contemporary piece of furniture with a unique design element - a sculpted wood sphere detail - and wood ...