19th Century French Green Glazed Grain Pot Brass

19th Century French Green Glazed Grain Pot BrassFrench provincial grain pot with a strong green glaze and double handles is old, worn and sculptural. Being more upright, compact and less internal glazing this grain pot is similar to a traditional confit, with the same authentic glaze and character. With solid weight, good scale, and surface wear exactly where you want it along the rim, handles, and body, this is art born from practical beginnings Works easily on a shelf, bench, or as a small floor

Structurally sound and ready for use

promoting an exhibition of recent prints by celebrated French artist and engraver Michel Ciry

it’s a conversation starter steeped in rich history

Height: 116 cm

The brass claw feet lift the tray slightly

not decoration but oh how decorative it is

This exquisite table features a marble top

Traditional provincial utility ware (confit preservation)

It doesn’t throw a harsh glow — instead it softens

End panels are 50cm wide

entry consoles or kitchen islands

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