Ceramic secret jug
This secret pitcher is a feat of design. Produced in the 1950s, it is the result of a competition between ceramists looking to have some fun. With the openwork technique at its peak, this pitcher pours water or wine without overflowing.
Inside, an irrigation system has been created by the craftsman to pass through the rim of the pitcher so that the liquid flows out through the small hole.
Fascinating, isn't it?
A unique piece.
French earthenware, Ceramist
If you want to learn more about this craftsman, it's ici !
Because we're handmade, all our items are unique, even in small production runs. At La Maison de Commerce, you'll never find 2 identical objects, especially the one in the photo and yours. This guarantees its authenticity and beauty, as well as the few irregularities inherent in its manufacture by the best craftsmen in France and Europe. All our items are delivered with a certificate of authenticity issued by La Maison de Commerce.
