A lovely tall jar with a warm, earthy glaze and plenty of texture through the surface. The shape is quite simple, but the detailing and slight variations in the finish give it a bit more character.
 
There’s a small stamped mark on the front, likely a maker’s mark, which adds something a little different and hints at how it would have originally been used.
Pieces like this were traditionally used for storing liquids or food, which makes it feel like something that’s been part of everyday life.
 
How I’d style it:
I like to use something like this on a low surface like an old rustic coffee table with a few taller dried stems, or leave it empty as more of a statement piece.
 
Our antique pieces have lived a life before reaching you, and with that comes a story told through their aged patina, worn textures, and natural imperfections. You may notice small chips, cracks, or variations in colour - these aren’t flaws, but rather a testament to their history and authenticity.