Antique French St-Uze Blue Floral Pitcher

A large antique French St-Uze stoneware pitcher featuring the signature cobalt-blue floral decoration on a creamy ivory glaze, with each vessel boasting its own uniquely special pattern. Its cylindrical body features a wide, flared opening, pronounced pouring spout, curved handle, and raised decorative bands.

Produced in Saint-Uze, a village in southeastern France known for its stoneware production beginning in the 19th century. Traditionally made from grès cérame, a durable stoneware used for everyday household vessels.

Circa late 19th to early 20th century.

Dimensions: 5 ¼” tall x 7 ½” wide

Condition: Crazing and staining present, with visible cracks at the base. Not watertight, but a liner can be used to hold fresh flowers.

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