French Earthenware

Large earthenware vase by Delphin Massier, decorated by Jean Narbonne d'Honoré. Large vase by Delphin Massier, Vallauris, with Japanese-inspired decoration, circa 1900, Art Nouveau,...

A french terracotta pot with decorative time worn patina.

Set of 8 Chinoiseries Scenes lunch plates (+ 1 for free with a crack). Made of opaque porcelain, they had a principal scene showing various scenes of extreme-oriental kids playing t...

Material: Fine earthenware.

This French faience platter–possibly pre-19th-century–is equal parts rustic and whimsical. Throughout this piece, the artisan’s touch can be felt. Its blue and purple border has be...

A major and exceptional piece from the Toul Bellevue factory, presented at the 1889 Paris Universal Exhibition. The dimensions of this piece are extraordinary for the time (the Toul ...

A large and impressive Theodore Deck Earthenware bottle form vase in the Islamic/Iznik Taste, Impressed "TD" 1870 on the bottom.

A wonderful 18th century Nevers polychrome plate featuring a bird emerging from its cage.

A 19th Century French green glazed pottery jug with ovoid form, short flared neck and looped handles. Beautiful rustic patina, minor glaze loss, chipped bottom. Known as a conscience...

A partially glazed earthenware oil jar. French, c. 1900. Stock ref. #3316 In good rustic order.

Hand-thrown in earthenware and finished with a warm honey-yellow lead glaze over the upper section, it retains the natural unglazed clay body below, creating the classic two-tone app...

This type of hand-formed utilitarian earthenware was intensively used on the French countryside for preparing traditional dishes over the open fire.

Notably thin-walled and finely potted, this vessel represents a more refined level of craftsmanship within traditional provincial earthenware. On the French countryside, such jugs we...

This charming regional earthenware colander is a characterful piece of French folk pottery from the southern potting regions, dating to circa 1860-1880.

Main Features : Origin: France Period: Circa 1960 Material: Glazed terracotta Color: Deep green, dark shades Decoration: Stylized bird and raised plant motifs Technique: Hand-modeled...

A charming 19th-century French terracotta gargoulette, traditionally used for keeping drinking water naturally cool during the warm summer months.

Beautiful Pol Chambost ceramic balustre vase, circa 1950, France. Balustre model number 832. Yellow enameled earthenware , white inside.

Series of 10 Terre de Fer plates, "Régence" model, stamped L. G., Léon Graves, for the Clairefontaine earthenware factory, late 19th, early 20th century. Nice decor worked in shad...

Hand-thrown in Central France (La Puisaye region) circa 1750–1780, this exceptional and rare pair of provincial water pitchers (pichets) embodies the authentic spirit of mid-18th-cen...

Whimsical majolica/faïence earthenware barbotine 'pichet tête" / "head pitcher" from the Sarreguemines factory (ca. 1910s-20s, France).

Large pair of earthenware floor in a patchwork of glazes made in La Borne.

A richly decorated and very rare 18th-century French tin-glazed earthenware (faience) platter from Rouen, circa 1750-1780.

A French Art Nouveau earthenware window box/planter by Alexander Bigot for the architect Cintrat, featuring an organic pattern that repeats itself around the base.

1970s French Glazed Pottery Jar, Yellow Ochre & Natural Terracotta – French Provincial Style Description: This charming small pottery jar, crafted in France in the 1970s, is a perfe...

An elegant 18th-century French tin-glazed earthenware (faience) platter from the historic production center of Rouen, circa 1750-1780.

The compartmentalized design radiates from a central well into curved swirling sections, giving each ceramic plate a sculptural, pinwheel silhouette. The speckled earthenware glaze c...

The softly crackled tin glaze, together with the subtle irregularities of the hand-painted decoration, reflects the craftsmanship and charm of early French faience. The piece display...

Ingrid Van Munter is a highly regarded French contemporary ceramicist working from her studio in Southern France. Born in 1974 she is best known for her spherical stoneware sculpture...

A trompe l’oeil cheese platter by Faiences et Poteries Provençales, Vallauris, France, circa 1950s. Made by the Faiences et Poteries Provençales studio, a prominent producer of art...

Gien Oyster Plate, Brown Flambe Glazed Majolica, France, 1960s. This French oyster plate is made of glazed earthenware majolica with six radiating oyster wells surrounding a central...

A charming and highly decorative 18th century French faience ewer, beautifully hand-painted with a lively polychrome palette of cobalt blue, soft greens, and warm ochre tones.

Slab built architectural earthenware ceramic vessel by Jean Claude Seris, France circa 1970s.

Art Deco large model of a cockerel, glazed and crackled earthenware. France circa 1932 Design: Jacques Adnet (1900-1984) Jacques Adnet was a French art deco designer, architect and...

Earthenware plate with matt grey glaze depicting a bull by the celebrated French ceramicist Robert Picault, Vallauris, South of France.

French Majolica Oyster Plate, Glazed Brown Ceramic, Sarreguemines Style, 1950s.

Lovely and rare French vintage vase from the 1950s by Accolay Pottery.

Lovely and rare French vintage vase from the 1950s by Accolay Pottery. Unsigned.

Lovely and rare French vintage vase from the 1950s by Accolay Pottery. Signed 'Accolay' under the base.

Lovely and rare French vintage vase from the 1950s by Accolay Pottery. Signed 'Accolay' under the base.

Lovely and rare French vintage vase from the 1950s by Accolay Pottery. Signed 'Accolay' under the base.

Lovely and rare French vintage vase from the 1950s by Accolay Pottery. Signed 'Guy' under the base.

Lovely and rare French vintage vase from the 1950s by Accolay Pottery. Signed 'Guy' under the base.

The region is now home to over 40 workshops, and vintage pieces like this platter are increasingly sought after by collectors for their rustic charm, honest craftsmanship, and connec...

Handmade from red earthenware and finished with a rich olive-green lead glaze on the interior, it was originally intended for everyday food preparation in rural French kitchens, wher...

An Art Nouveau French Faïence asparagus and artichoke server, Keller & Guerin, Luneville – circa 1890.

An Art Nouveau French Faïence asparagus and artichoke server, Keller & Guerin, Luneville – circa 1890.

A pair of 20th-century French sculptures, one carved in stone and the other in terracotta. The first presents a stylized, abstract figure with clean, geometric lines, while the secon...

This 19th-century French confit pot showcases the rustic charm of Provincial stoneware, featuring a beautiful yellow glaze typical of the region. Used historically for preserving mea...

A nice 19th century French confit pot with a lovely colour glaze. There is wear and restoration to one handle (see pics). There is also a hairline crack which you can see in the pics...

A large and beautiful antique Provençal terracotta confit pot, glazed in a stunning deep green. Featuring two side handles, this pot would have originally served a very utilitarian p...

From the Orchies Faïencerie in Saint-Armand-Les-Eaux, Northern France, a majolica glazed oval asparagus server, circa early 1900s. Beautiful glazing – a deeper cradle shaped well co...

Nice Art Deco couple of doves, circa 1930, France. Ivory crackle earthenware. Good original condition.

An earthenware French faïence peach motif fruit plate, circa 1900.

From the Orchies Faïencerie in Saint-Armand-Les-Eaux, Northern France, a majolica glazed oval asparagus server, circa early 1900s. Beautiful glazing – a deeper cradle shaped well co...

An earthenware French faïence apple motif fruit plate, circa 1900.

Exceptional 20th century French white faience pitcher, produced in Malicorne-sur-Sarthe and attributed to Émile Tessier (1887-1971), a leading figure of the Malicorne ceramic traditi...

This set of French faience oyster plates is made of glazed earthenware molded in relief, each plate carrying six scallop shell wells radiating from a central rope-bound basketweave m...

Sarreguemines Digoin Barbotine Majolica Oyster Plate, France, 1900s. This French majolica oyster plate is made of glazed earthenware with hand-applied barbotine coloring.

This monumental and very rare terracotta oil jar originates from the celebrated pottery region of Castelnaudary in Southern France, dating back to circa 1860-1880. Historically utili...

Contemporary Florence & Pierre Scheyvaerts workshop earthenware vase, made in France. The vase depicts a woman wearing a stylized hat and scarf.