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SET OF TWO 19TH CENTURY ITALIAN SPECKLED JARS
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Antique piece sourced in Puglia, Italy
Ships from NSW, Australia Complimentary domestic shipping on orders $250+
Product Info
A set of two antique speckled jars from Puglia, found in Ostuni and dating from the late 1800s. Their hand-thrown forms and dark speckled decoration reflect the traditional ceramic language associated with Grottaglie and everyday pottery from the region.
Originally used as practical food-storage vessels, the jars now carry a warm aged patina that makes them equally suited to display as decorative objects or vases.
PRODUCT DETAILS
- Set: Two antique jars
- Material: Ceramic
- Dimensions: Approx. D 12 cm / H 14 cm and D 11 cm / H 16 cm
- Colour: Terracotta, green and dark speckles
- Collection: ANTIQUE
- Weight: 1.5 kg total
Please note: These are authentic antique ceramics. Patina, wear, colour variation, small chips, cracks or other signs of age may be present and form part of the history and individual character of each piece.
Inside the Atelier
Our unique ceramic tableware is created in a small, charming studio in Puglia, the heel of Italy. With great dedication, each piece of our collection is handmade here according to traditional techniques passed down from generations.
The atmosphere in the atelier where our ceramics are created is an incredibly inspiring place to us. The tranquillity, slow living and passion that permeate the space are contagious.
Inside the Atelier
Our unique ceramic tableware is created in a small, charming studio in Puglia, the heel of Italy. With great dedication, each piece of our collection is handmade here according to traditional techniques passed down from generations.
The atmosphere in the atelier where our ceramics are created is an incredibly inspiring place to us. The tranquillity, slow living and passion that permeate the space are contagious.
