In the late 18th and early 20th centuries, a cream pitcher was a staple in a French farm kitchen. Now this vessel is a perfect vase for garden roses, or a lovely objet d'art in its own right.
This vintage stoneware cream pitcher, discovered at a flea market in Béziers, features a glazed interior and a bisque exterior, highlighting its traditional craftsmanship. Made of durable terra cotta, it measures 10' wide by 9' high, offering both functional use and decorative appeal. Its timeless design makes it a valuable addition for collectors and those seeking authentic, artisanal kitchenware.
