Antique French Salt Glazed Stoneware Bottles - 19th Century Burgundy Pottery

Antique French Salt Glazed Stoneware Bottles - 19th Century Burgundy Pottery

from $95.00

19th-century bouteilles en grès (stoneware bottles) from the Burgundy region of France with beautiful salt-glazed patinas in neutral shades of beige & grey. Each style is one of a kind in shape and markings.

Use an antique stone bottle as a vase with a few stems of fresh flowers on a bedside table, entryway, kitchen, or living room, or use along a farm table with other bottle vases with flowers or as a candle holder with a taper candle! Sold individually. Additional items shown are sold separately.

Styles (shown left to right)

  • Potter’s Stamp: impressed stamp with potter details - G. Paissaud - Sucr. de E. Pajot - Le Montet (Saône & Loire) 4” D x 13.5” H

  • Narrow Neck: 4” x 11” H

  • Cork Topper - 4” x 11” H

  • Worn Label: remnants of a wine label on the bottle facew 4” D x 11” H

  • Warming Bottle: bouillotte* 4: D x 10.5” H (not shown in group photo)

*bouillottes: stoneware hot water bottles, originally used before the arrival of modern heating and electricity - filled with hot water and sealed with a cork, screw-top, or porcelain stopper, and placed under bed covers or at the foot of a bed.

Antique items, imported from France.

Please note that all Les Fleurs vintage and one-of-a-kind antique items are unique in both their character and weathering which represents their historical significance.

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