From Saint-Uze, the village in the Drôme where the Revol family set up their pottery works in 1800, this pot à lait carries the cobalt flowers the place became famous for. Found near Lyon, it tapers gently to an open rim, with a small knob handle on each side. A milk pot like this held the day’s fresh milk in a French kitchen, its blue transfer pattern known as the Bleus de Saint-Uze. Sylvie stands it beside the stove filled with wooden spoons.
