This antique French tian diary bowl features a traditional wide-mouthed, shallow terracotta form with a characteristic rich umber glaze on the interior and rim, used historically in southern France for preparing and serving dairy and other food. The unglazed exterior showcases its rustic, hand-thrown nature, with age-worn patina and subtle irregularities that speak to its utilitarian past. It's a beautiful example of 19th-century Provençal pottery, blending functionality with timeless charm.
Dimensions: 7" tall x 13" width
Condition: The majority of our pieces are vintage, so they are in a pre-loved condition. They show signs of wear and use, and we are drawn to those qualities about them. The history and soul that come with age are what make them so unique. Please keep that in mind when choosing vintage items from our shop.
