Old round stoneware jug

Old stoneware jug, specifically associated with the south of france, often evokes a traditional object linked to rural life and regional pottery. Stoneware jugs were commonly used to store and pour liquids such as water, wine or oil. The round shape of the jug is characteristic of traditional pottery objects. The roundness makes it easier to store liquids, and it has a wide belly, two handles and a narrow neck. Stoneware is a dense, strong ceramic that has been widely used for utilitarian pottery over the centuries. It is often fired at high temperatures to ensure increased durability. Cooking marks appear here as flame marks, color variations or textures caused by the cooking process. Object consistent with the photos.