French 19th Century Duck Confit Jar
$550.00
SKU: 772C-4
Dimension: 9.375"H x 10.5"W x 8.75"D
Dimensions: 9-3/8″H x 10-1/2″W x 8-3/4″D
Green-glazed confit jar, from France c. 1860, for storing duck meat and fat. Most of these jars are only glazed on their top halves and insides. This was to save money. The glazed yellow interior of the jar held the meat and fat. For storing, meat needed to be kept cold, so holes were dug in the ground and the jars were partially buried. Since the lower half was sunken below the earth, the lower exterior did not need to be glazed. Notice the lines of yellow in this beautiful piece!
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Dimensions: 9-3/8″H x 10-1/2″W x 8-3/4″D
Green-glazed confit jar, from France c. 1860, for storing duck meat and fat. Most of these jars are only glazed on their top halves and insides. This was to save money. The glazed yellow interior of the jar held the meat and fat. For storing, meat needed to be kept cold, so holes were dug in the ground and the jars were partially buried. Since the lower half was sunken below the earth, the lower exterior did not need to be glazed. Notice the lines of yellow in this beautiful piece!
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| Dimensions | 8.75 × 10.5 × 9.375 in |
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