Set of Antique French Pitchers – Calvados, Cider, Vinegar, Olive Oil, and Mustard Glaze

Add a touch of rustic French charm to your home with this collection of antique French pitchers, essential vessels in the country kitchen during the 1700 and 1800's.  These pieces are from the mid- 1800's to the early 1900's. 

In the set you will receive (please see three last photos):

• 3 Calvados, Cider Bottles – Traditionally used to store and pour Normandy’s famed apple brandy, these vessels carry the character and history of French cider-making culture. 

• 1 Salt-Glazed English Ink Bottle – Crafted with the centuries-old salt glazing technique, this sturdy piece was made for storing and pouring ink in the 1700 and 1800's, its surface marked with a subtle glassy sheen and darling spout.

• 1 Small Mustard-Glazed Vinegar or Olive Oil Pitcher – A warm golden glaze distinguishes this petite pitcher, a versatile piece once used for table condiments and everyday kitchen tasks.

Together, these pitchers embody the artistry of French pottery, salt glaze, mustard glazed French pottery. Perfect as decorative accents, gifts and conversation pieces, they celebrate the timeless traditions of French kitchens.