This dreamy French confiture pot, once used to preserve foods such as jams, is now the perfect decorative piece for the home. Produced by the ceramic factory Choisy-le-Roi, the mark to the base reads Terre de Fer meaning “iron earth” , a high quality French earthenware that was especially popular during the 19th and early 20th century. It features pale tan and beige tones beautifully mottled throughout, giving it a wonderfully soft, timeworn character. Truly beautiful. Please note, there is a tiny graze to the rim.
For the home - use as a trinket dish for small treasures, or style on shelving with other pieces. It also looks beautiful topped with a single dried hydrangea head.
Height 9.5 cm
Full width 12.2 cm
Inner width 11.2 cm
All pieces are in vintage and antique condition, with character that comes from time, we have done our best to photograph all items to show them in true light and allow you to see their chips, cracks, discolouration all of which adds to their story and character. All measurements are approximate. If you would like further images of items sent to you please do drop us a message. Apologies we do not offer returns , refunds or exchanges all sales are final.
