I must tell you that it was a pleasure looking at this glaze color as I took photos. Stunning, mixture of emerald, sea and bright Castelnaudary green only found in saintOnge pottery. It is only found in saintOnge because they don’t use a transparent undercoat. This was the first piece that grabbed me ad I […]
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A STUNNING POT À CONFIT IN THE PERFECT GLAZE HUE OF DEEP YELLOW FOR THE CONFITS MADE IN THE DEEP SUD-OUEST. THIS EARLY 19TH CONFIT POT IS THE PERFECT EXAMPLE OF WHAT WOULD BE USED ON A’FRENCH DESIGN ARTICLE’. THIS EXAMPLE WOULD BE THE PIECE THEY’D SELECT TO BE PHOTOGRAPHED. SITS AT 10+ INCHES AND […]
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I must tell you that it was a pleasure looking at this glaze color as I took photos. Stunning, mixture of emerald, sea and bright Castelnaudary green only found in saintOnge pottery. It is only found in saintOnge because they don’t use a transparent undercoat. This was the first piece that grabbed me ad I […]
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NEW COLLECTION MADE IN’BAR BOULUD – PALM BEACH. FROM A COLLEAGUE IN AVIGNON WHO LOVES POTS A CONFIT. THIS BEAUTY HAS A GLAZE THAT IS THE PERFECT COLOR FOR WHICH WE ALL SEARCH. WONDERFUL MINOR AGE WEAR AROUND THE RIM AND THE AGE OF DRIPPED CONFIT THAT SAT IN THE SUN FOR GENERATIONS. THE PERFECT […]
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CLASSIC ALSACE SERVING PLATE AT 13 INCHES. ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL I’VE NOT SEEN IN MANY YEARS. THE DARK BROWN-BLACK BASE WITH THE STUNNING BRILLIANT COLORS OF BLUE, RED, GREEN AND YELLOW ON A CLASSIC SAVOIE ALPEN SERVING PLATE ARE MAGNIFIQUE. 12.5 INCH IN DIAMETER AND ONLY SOME UTENSIL USE AND WEAR AROUND THE […]
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