From a French antique market. A commanding presence. A water pitcher used in the Burgundy region. It's quite old. As you can see from the last photo (from Bruegel's painting "The Wedding Feast" 1567), it was widely used in the Middle Ages to serve water and wine at the table. Pieces from this era often have chipped spouts due to their age, but this one is beautifully preserved. The inside is thoroughly glazed for complete waterproofing, and the construction is solid and heavy. It can still be used perfectly well as a water pitcher, a pitcher, or a decanter. Although the era and country are completely different, I find it strange that it also has a Bizen-yaki (Japanese pottery) feel. It has a great atmosphere as is, and it's made with a low center of gravity, so it's stable and unlikely to tip over, no matter what you put in it. It can also be used as a vase or flower base for tall flowers. The capacity is about 3000ml when filled to the point of not spilling. Comparison photos (a., b., c.) with other items for sale are included. This is the largest one, c. Size: Weight: Approximately 1570g Height: Approximately 22cm Maximum outer diameter of spout: Approximately 14cm #OverseasAntiques #FrenchAntique #FranceAntique #Antique #Vintage #Brocante #FleaMarket #France #OldTools #Pitcher #Vase #FlowerBase #FreshFlowers #BizenYaki ※ Please refrain from price negotiations. Only combined shipping discounts are available. ※ We try to ship within 1-2 days, but occasionally we are unavailable, so we set the shipping time to within 4-7 days just in case. ※ Please understand that this is a used item, an old tool, and refrain from purchasing if you have any concerns. Antiques have been passed down through people's hands, so we hope to deliver them to those who appreciate the atmosphere of old things.