Wholesale Small vintage glazed stoneware pitcher – Embossed vine decoration – Circa 1950–1970

The vine motif has accompanied tableware arts for centuries. A symbol of abundance, conviviality and sharing, it decorates both country pitchers and sets intended for family meals. In the mid-20th century, many French and Belgian ceramic workshops drew on this tradition, producing robust pieces with generous reliefs and warm glazes. This small glazed stoneware pitcher is a fine example. Its rounded body is entirely animated with a molded decoration of grape clusters, vine leaves and vegetal scrolls, highlighted by a brown glaze with amber hues that brings out every detail of the relief. Its flared neck and generous handle give it an elegant silhouette while remaining true to traditional utilitarian forms. Originally intended for serving wine, cider or water, this pitcher now naturally finds its place in a characterful kitchen, a rustic decor or a collection of antique ceramics. It can also be repurposed as a small vase to hold a few dried flowers or wild branches. Height: approximately 14 cm. Opening diameter: approximately 7 cm.