Primitive Hand-Thrown Handled Pottery Jar

19th century rustic Spanish terracotta olive jar, or preserving jar, with spout. Nice aged patina.

Early French Biot jar with remnants of yellow glaze along its rim. Dates to the late 18th or early 19th century. Nice patina and pitted surface from centuries of natural wear and use.

French Biot jar with yellow glazed rim circa 1850-1889.

Primitive Swedish Lapland bowl with handles. Dry-rubbed mid-brown finish. Hand-carved in sycamore. Dates to early 19th century or late 18th century. Note: Due to regional changes in...

This earthenware pot from Moldova dates from circa 1850 and is a beautiful example of traditional Eastern European folk pottery. The pot has a robust, round shape with a subtly taper...

This earthenware pot from Moldova dates from circa 1850 and is a beautiful example of traditional Eastern European folk pottery. The pot has a robust, round shape with a subtly taper...

This handcrafted earthenware storage jar features a beautifully rounded body with subtle wheel-thrown ridges and hand-applied lug handles. Formed in warm terracotta clay and low-fire...

This 20th-century terracotta olive jar comes from Western Anatolia, where it was originally crafted for storing olive oil after harvest. The broad-shouldered, twin-handled form and n...