French Biot

19th Century French Biot Jar – Authentic Antique Pottery for Sale in Sussex The 19th-century French Biot jar is an exquisite example of Provençal craftsmanship, originating from th...

Early French Biot jar with remnants of yellow glaze along its rim.

A French Biot jar from the 19th Century. This antique vessel from France features a yellow glazed and rolled neck & rim, with a bulbous shaped body.

French Biot jar with yellow glazed rim circa 1850-1889.

Large late 19th Century French Biot pot with fantastic natural patina. Circa 1890.

A French Biot Pottery green glazed terracotta pitcher and cruet set.

This authentic 19th Century French Biot jar is a stunning example of traditional Provençal pottery.

This elegant pair of French Biot glass hurricane candle holders exemplifies the enduring tradition of glassmaking from the village of Biot, located in the South of France.

A grand scale French provincial terracotta Biot Jar produced in the Biot region of southern France.

A charming mid-century ceramic pitcher from Biot, France, dating to approximately the 1950s–1960s.

18th Century traditional Biot pot. The village of Biot (on the Côte d’Azur near Antibes) was famous for the quality of its pots which were mainly used for storing olives. This jar i...

A French Biot jar from the early 20th century. This antique vessel from France features a mellon glazed and rolled rim & neck, with a wonderfully bulbous-shaped body.

This fabulous handmade terracotta pot originated in the Provençal town of Biot and was used to store olive oil. In perfect condition, the photos show the pot in sunlight. These pots ...

More information coming soon… Known as a Biot pot (named after the French town where they originated in the Middle Ages), this bulbous terracotta pot has a beige hue with a ring of ...

A Biot jar is a traditional French terracotta vessel handcrafted in the village of Biot on the Côte d’Azur.

This fabulous handmade terracotta pot originated in the Provençal town of Biot and was used to store olive oil. The interior glaze that extends to around the rim was used to prevent ...

Gorgeous green glazed ceramic jar from the south of France near Biot With a beautiful lead sulfide glaze, it achieves various shades of green and shadows on the surface of the jug.

Early French Biot jar with remnants of red (and some yellow) glaze along its rim.

A refined and authentic piece of French Biot glass, combining craftsmanship, history, and decorative appeal.

This beautiful glazed lemon and lime green French Biot is a wonderful example of how an antique earthenware vessel can over time acquire patina and even more character with a mended ...

Origin: France, Biot. Designer: Studio ceramicist. Material: Stoneware.

Terracotta French biot pot. Circa 1900. H 69cm x W 54cm x D 54cm

A handblown amethyst bubble glass vase attributed to Biot. French c.1960’s

Known as the “king of jars” in Southern France, Biot olive jars like this were essential for transporting and storing olive oil throughout the 17th and 18th centuries.

Style : Biot Mid-Century Modern Artisanal Vintage Minimalist Key Features : Hand-blown glass Bubble glass Olive green color Organic shape Made in France Keywords : biot glass, biot...

Pair of Orange Bubble Glass Candle Holders – Biot, France – 1960s Description: This is a pair of small hand-blown glass candle holders made by the renowned Biot glassworks in France...

An elegant hand-blown glass pitcher by Biot, France, dating from the 1970s. This piece showcases Biot’s signature bubbled glass effect, created by tiny air inclusions that give the s...

Its light-catching bubbles and soft color transitions make it a refined yet lively piece. Keywords: Biot vase, 1960s French glass, hand-blown bud vase, bubble glass vase, uniflore v...

Biot Art Glass Bootle Purple Color France 1960

Beautiful transparent blown glass pitcher made by BIOT in the 1940s. Very practical large handle. Very nice quality.

Magnifical, Champagne bucket, made by the well known glass firm BIOT in the South of France, near Vallauris. See the details in pictures to see how the color is beautiful.

Decorative French glass bowl crafted in Biot during the 1970s.

This piece was made in Biot, France. Epergne is defined as, an ornamental stand, usually made of glass or silver, holding, vase shaped dishes, trumpets or trays, used as a decorativ...

A deep orange, amber coloured handblown vase with good pontil mark, signed Biot.

The slender neck and rounded body give the piece a sculptural presence. Origin: France (Biot). Designer: Hans Hedberg (1917–2007).

Ceramic center since Antiquity, the charming city of Biot has gained notoriety both for its culinary and artistic pottery creations from the 18th century.

French 1960's clear glass hand blown bubble glass vase, ice bucket attributed to Biot.

Elevate your aperitifs with this set of 6 amber yellow blown glass cocktail glasses from the renowned Biot manufacture. Each piece is unique, featuring the characteristic bubbles tha...

This beautiful hand-blown glass pitcher originates from the renowned glassmaking village of Biot in the South of France, famous since the 20th century for its distinctive “bubble gla...

This large and elegant champagne bucket is a beautiful example of traditional Biot glassmaking, crafted in the South of France using time-honored artisanal techniques.

This striking and unusually large French glass carafe with internal reservoir was produced in Biot, a village in the south of France renowned for its distinctive bubbled glass (verre...

Key Features : Type: Storage jars / Kitchen jars Number of pieces: Set of 4 Origin: Biot, France Period: 1960s Material: Glazed ceramic Closure: Cork stoppers Colors: White, blue, bl...

A very tall deep orange, amber coloured handblown vase with good pontil mark, possibly by Biot.

Ceramic center since Antiquity, the charming city of Biot has gained notoriety both for its culinary and artistic pottery creations from the 18th century.

This is an exceptional and unusually large hand-blown art glass decanter by Biot, France, showcasing the rustic elegance for which the celebrated Provençal glassworks is renowned.

Set of 3 Bubled Colored Glasses, Cocktail Glasses by Biot France 1970

French hand-blown champagne bucket from the 1960s, in the style of Biot.

Characteristics Period: 1980s Origin: France Manufacture: Biot Glassworks Material: Blown glass Color: Amber Special feature: Characteristic air bubbles (bubbled glass) Shape: Slende...

1970s Biot Glass Fruit Bowl & Cocktail Set, Yellow-Orange Bubble Glass, Handcrafted in France Description: This exquisite Biot glass fruit bowl and cocktail set, crafted in France i...

This striking set of three hand-blown art glass bowls was produced by the Verrerie de Biot, one of the most renowned French glass workshops of the 20th century.

It has been done circa 1970, in France. It has been made in Biot. Transparent yellow Color.

It has been done circa 1970, in France. It has been made in Biot. Transparent yellow Color.

1960, Vase, in this beautiful Biot glass, well-known glass firm of the south of France near Vallauris.

A unique piece of handmade ceramic craftmanship, made in the cosy southern French city of Biot, located between Nice and Cannes.

This elegant salad bowl or decorative centerpiece is a fine example of traditional Biot glass, handblown in the south of France using time-honored techniques.

This elegant vintage pitcher is a beautiful example of traditional Biot glassmaking, crafted in the South of France using age-old artisanal techniques.

Beautiful blown glass vase with oxide application, by Pascal Guyot and Bernard Aconito, both master glass artists in Biot, France. Bears the signatures of both artists and is dated...

This stunning vintage handblown carafe embodies timeless French craftsmanship, inspired by the style of Biot glassworks.

A very rare and unique mid century free formed stoneware vase by the Swedish ceramist Hans Hedberg produced by Biot France, 1950s. In good original condition with a rustic and decora...

Roland Brice (1911-1989) ceramic dish, and 8 plates, Biot, 1950 Decor painted by Roland Brice, signed and located: "R. BRICE BIOT A.M." Former student of Fernand Léger, Roland Brice ...