French 19th Century Glazed Confit Jar
$650.00
SKU: AN01026
Dimension: 13.38"H x 13.5"W x 11.38"D
Dimensions: 13-⅜”H x 13-½”W x 11-⅜”D
Green glazed confit jar for storing meat and fat. Most of these jars are only glazed on the top half of the exterior and on the inside. While the exterior is green, the interior is glazed in yellow. The bottom half of the exterior is unglazed as it was often buried in the ground to help preserve the meat. Each of these are unique with parts of the glaze missing and the clay showing through.
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Dimensions: 13-⅜”H x 13-½”W x 11-⅜”D
Green glazed confit jar for storing meat and fat. Most of these jars are only glazed on the top half of the exterior and on the inside. While the exterior is green, the interior is glazed in yellow. The bottom half of the exterior is unglazed as it was often buried in the ground to help preserve the meat. Each of these are unique with parts of the glaze missing and the clay showing through.
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