Unglazed Pot

David Cressey scratch pattern stoneware planter for Architectural Pottery, circa 1960s. Unglazed inside and out, this pot is a stunning example of organic modernism and a collector's...

This low terracotta pond sits with a minimal form and a beautifully irregular finish. The vessel has a tapered silhouette, with a wide mouth, narrowed base and simple, flared rim. Le...

This low terracotta planter sits with a minimal form and a beautifully irregular finish. The vessel has a tapered silhouette, with a wide mouth, narrowed base and simple, flared rim....

This low terracotta pond sits with a minimal form and a beautifully irregular finish. The vessel has a tapered silhouette, with a wide mouth, narrowed base and simple, flared rim. Le...

This large terracotta planter sits with a minimal form and a beautifully irregular unglazed surface. The vessel has a tapered silhouette, with a wide mouth, narrowed base and simple,...

An earthenware confit pot from the Southwest of France with traditional ochre yellow glaze. Beautiful patina. Minor losses. These ordinary earthenware vessels were once used daily in...

Decorative French ceramic pot Mid-20th century.  

An earthenware confit pot from the Southwest of France with traditional ochre yellow glaze. Beautiful patina and bright yellow color. Minor losses to glaze. These ordinary earthenwar...

An earthenware confit pot from the Southwest of France with traditional ochre yellow glaze. Beautiful patina and bright color with a drip of green glaze. Minor losses. These ordinary...

An earthenware confit pot from the Southwest of France with traditional ochre yellow glaze. Beautiful patina and bright yellow color. Minor losses to glaze and a hairline crack. Thes...

An earthenware confit pot from the Southwest of France with traditional yellow glaze. Beautiful patina and bright yellow color. Minor losses to glaze. Weight: 7.4 lbs. These ordinary...

An earthenware confit pot from the Southwest of France with traditional yellow ochre glaze. Beautiful patina and bright warm color. Hairline crack, chips and losses to glaze. Weight:...

An earthenware confit pot from the Southwest of France with traditional yellow glaze. Beautiful patina and bright yellow color. Hairline cracks and losses to glaze. Weight: 5 lbs. Th...

An earthenware confit pot from the Southwest of France with traditional yellow glaze. Hairlines and losses to glaze. These ordinary earthenware vessels were once used daily in the Fr...

An earthenware confit pot from the Southwest of France with traditional ochre glaze. Hairlines and minor losses to glaze. Weight: 8 lbs. These ordinary earthenware vessels were once ...

An earthenware confit pot from the Southwest of France with traditional yellow glaze. Beautiful patina and bright yellow color. Hairlines and minor losses to glaze. Weight: 7.3 lbs. ...

An earthenware confit pot from the Southwest of France with traditional yellow glaze. Beautiful patina and bright yellow color. Hairlines and minor losses to glaze. Weight: 7.3 lbs. ...

An earthenware confit pot from the Southwest of France with pale jade green glaze and pale yellow interior. Old weathered patina. Hairline cracks, chips and losses to glaze. Weight: ...

An earthenware confit pot from the Southwest of France with traditional yellow glaze. Beautiful patina and bright yellow color. Hairline cracks and losses to glaze. Weight: 4.2 lbs. ...

Part of our huge collection of large, colorful clay vessels, known as confit pots (see the last detail photo for all of the pots). Derived from the French word confire (meaning “to p...

A 19th century earthenware pot from the Southwest of France with three handles and a large spout. Old weathered patina with remnants of pale jade green glaze on the exterior and pale...

It is thought to be excavated earthenware from around the 15th to 19th century. Judging from the soil, texture of the surface, and shape, it seems to have been made in South America....

Based on vessels fired in ancient Chinese kilns, this jar's perfect proportions haven't changed much since the Bronze Age. Keeping in the tradition of its predecessors, this early 20...

Charged with the humble task of pickling vegetables, this capacious earthenware jar is distinguished by its remarkable stamp pattern. Pressing a square stamp incised with a geometric...

Set of Four French Green & Brown Glazed Terracotta Pots & Jars, 19th Century Large Green glazed terracotta vessel unglazed with green glaze on the inside and dripped around the tops ...

The light green glaze is slightly speckled and terminates near the foot of the pot, which is unglazed. The underside of the pot is incised with the signature "UMAN.

A rustic French Provincial pot à confit from the 19th century with yellow glaze and double handles.

A French Provincial pot à confit pottery from the 19th century with yellow glaze, two lateral handles and rustic patina. This 19th-century French Provincial pot à confit is a delight...

French confit pots are easily recognizable because of their glazed upper sections and unglazed bottoms.

A French Provincial pot à confit pottery from the 20th century with yellow glaze, two lateral handles and rustic patina. Delve into the rustic charm and timeless beauty of this Frenc...

A Southern French olive oil pot from the 19th century, with yellow glazed décor and two handles. Created in Southern France during the 19th century, this Provençal olive oil pot feat...

A French green glazed pottery confit pot from the 19th century with two handles and unglazed base.

This is a very old unglazed pottery made in Japan. It is estimated to have been made in the 19th century and was called “Takotsubo” (octopus pot) in Japan, and was used to collect oc...

Pair of late 18th-early 19th century small very thin, delicately formed ceramic pots, Netherlands Ceramic, glazed interior, textured matte exterior Measures: Height 2.25, diameter ...

These provincial farmhouse terracotta confit pots make an attractive group with their slightly different glazes and colors. One of them likely dates to the 19th century and the two o...

LEFT IS AVAILABLE 19th century unglazed terra cotta pot with pie crust detail. A few small holes.

A large clay biot jar from southern France late 19th early 20th century. These where used to store olives, the internal section is fully glazed in a mottled yellow along with the ...

A French Provincial pot à confit pottery from the 19th century with green glaze, two lateral handles and weathered patina. This 19th-century French Provincial pot à confit is an embl...

A French Provincial pot à confit pottery from the 19th century with yellow glaze, two lateral handles and rustic patina. This 19th-century French Provincial pot à confit is a delight...

Fairly rare, it is a wide stoneware weed pot or twig vase with unglazed lower half and the upper glazed with a pair of spouts.

French confit pots are easily recognizable because of their beautiful glazed upper sections and unglazed bottoms.

Confit pots were used for food preservation. The bottom half was left unglazed to allow the pot to keep cool while half buried in the ground.

Unusual hard to find unglazed Bauer hand painted pot in an original Aztec Studios stand.

Handcrafted with a matte, unglazed finish, each pot features a unique organic shape and a distinctive earthy tone, from warm terracotta to soft off-white.

Rare and very fine mid-century modern bottle shaped example with pale iridescent peach partially glazed cream colored body. The vase is further decorated with stylized dark blue line...

Confit pots were used for food preservation. The bottom half was left unglazed to allow the pot to keep cool while half buried in the ground.

Confit pots were used for food preservation. The bottom half was left unglazed to allow the pot to keep cool while half buried in the ground.

The large pot is unglazed on the interior. The pot is decorated in a blue jasper with applied figures to six sides.

Easily recognizable by their beautiful glazed upper sections and unglazed bottoms, confit pots would be buried in the cool soil of the cellar or placed in a stone lined larder up to ...

I think it was probably repaired in the Showa era. Also, this kind of pot is unglazed. Therefore, if you fill it with water, it will leak.

Hand-built and pinched pot with unglazed terracotta exterior and shiny cobalt blue interior.

It is denoted model "103 E" and decorated as "Pebble Natural" (unglazed). The pot measures an impressive 19.5" in diameter and is 13" high.

A set of antique unglazed pots, circa 1920. Very impressive and decorative.

A terracotta earthenware pot from the Southwest of France with mottled green glaze. Minor chips and some rough unglazed patches. These ordinary earthenware vessels were once used dai...

This rare French pale green glazed terracotta pot is a beautiful vintage collectible with a unique, time-worn patina. The exterior features a delicate pale green glaze, while the int...

Set of 2 unique antique decorative clay jars rescued in an Ranch in Tlaquepaque, Jalisco by Raiz Mx. According to the available information, the pieces were used as containers by peo...

A rustic French confit pot from the late nineteenth / early twentieth-century. Originally used for storing preserves. This would make a lovely addition to a collection of antique p...

A charming 19th century French confit pot from the southwest of France, showcasing a stunning deep green glaze characteristic of regional pottery from the late 1800s. Hand-thrown in ...

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...

Various 19th C French confit pots. 1880. Prices range from £100 - £200 per pot. Dimensions of smallest pot - 7"D x 9"H Dimensions 16 inches (41 cms) high 12 inches (30 cms)...

Traditional French terracotta confit pot with yellow glaze and two side handles. Dating from the 19th century, this vessel was used to conserve food – mainly meats in fat – before th...