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Large French Antique Earthenware Pot (Ponne) – Early 19th Century, South West France Hand-Painted Florals Weight: 7 lbs 9
Large French Antique Earthenware Pot (Ponne) – Early 19th Century, South West France Hand-Painted Florals Weight: 7 lbs 9
Large French Antique Earthenware Pot (Ponne) – Early 19th Century, South West France Hand-Painted Florals Weight: 7 lbs 9
Large French Antique Earthenware Pot (Ponne) – Early 19th Century, South West France Hand-Painted Florals Weight: 7 lbs 9

Large French Antique Earthenware Pot (Ponne) – Early 19th Century, South West France Hand-Painted Florals Weight: 7 lbs 9

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Large French Antique Earthenware Pot (Ponne) – Early 19th Century, South West France Hand-Painted Florals Weight: 7 lbs 9A substantial early 19th century French antique terracotta pot, known as a ponne (salting pot), sourced in the South West region of France and likely Charentais in origin. Traditionally used for preserving meat in salt or brine, these broad clay vessels were an essential part of rural domestic life across South West France. Their generous rounded form and thick rolled rim were designed for durability, often covered with cloth or parchment and kept

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Weight: 7 lbs 9

Bena 20 Rue de Babylone

Weight: 3lbs 12oz / 1

The body of this glazed terracotta water jug has a sturdy handle to the top and two spouts

What makes it special: Their beautiful blue colour

Large French Antique Earthenware Pot (Ponne) – Early 19th Century, South West France Hand-Painted Florals Weight: 7 lbs 9A substantial early 19th century French antique terracotta pot, known as a ponne (salting pot), sourced in the South West region of France and likely Charentais in origin. Traditionally used for preserving meat in salt or brine, these broad clay vessels were an essential part of rural domestic life across South West France. Their generous rounded form and thick rolled rim were designed for durability, often covered with cloth or parchment and kept

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