Old ceramic pitcher – Central Europe, around 1900

Ancient pitcher in ceramic from Central Europe. It is a piece of popular pottery from the turn of the 19th to 20th centuries. The earthenware pitchers were used in Central European homes to store and serve water or wine. With an elongated body and a trilobate opening, it has a handle and a band at the shoulder with a relief cord and incised grid. The clay is reddish-brown and unglazed. The matte clay shows a dark patina from use, with slight surface marks. On a sideboard or shelf, it serves as a vase for dry branches. Details Dimensions: Length 21 cm – Depth 18 cm – Height 43 cm Style: Rustic Materials and techniques: Unglazed ceramic Place of origin: Central Europe Period: Turn of the 19th to 20th centuries Date of manufacture: Around 1900 Condition / Observations: Unglazed clay, with slight surface marks from use. An antique piece, with wear and patina characteristic of its age, which are part of its character. The photographs are part of the description, and the dating ("around") is an estimate. This piece is part of the collection of Amaru Antiques, Barcelona. UNIQUE PIECE