Saint Uze Teapot

France, 20th Century

$155

Antique One-Of-A-Kind Kitchen Must Have

A small pot with serious heritage. Made in the Drôme region of France, this Saint-Uze teapot comes from one of the country’s most storied pottery traditions. The Saint-Uze workshops, founded in the early 19th century, became known for their creamy stoneware bodies and delicate blue transfer motifs- instantly recognizable and now deeply collectible. This petit example bears the classic floral pattern and gentle glazing that gave Saint-Uze its reputation for refinement. Once used for afternoon tea in a provincial home, it now looks perfectly at ease on an open kitchen shelf or set beside mismatched cups for an everyday ritual.

Minor variations from the images may occur unless otherwise noted. All sales are final.

Age:
20th Century
Country of Origin:
France
Material:
Ceramic with glaze

Notes from Sylvie:

Dear collector, this piece may have chips, cracks and patina from years of loving use.

All items are final sale.