French Vintage St Uze Ironstone Teapot, c. 1900
The ceramics of Saint-Uze were produced from the beginning of the nineteenth century and during the twentieth century, notably in the village of Saint-Uze, Provence, France. They have become more popular and rare now that they are no longer made.
This tea server is a lovely example with no visible marks or cracks. (There is a tiny chip off the bottom).
7.5” Tall
8.5” Handle to tip of spout
The ceramics of Saint-Uze were produced from the beginning of the nineteenth century and during the twentieth century, notably in the village of Saint-Uze, Provence, France. They have become more popular and rare now that they are no longer made.
This tea server is a lovely example with no visible marks or cracks. (There is a tiny chip off the bottom).
7.5” Tall
8.5” Handle to tip of spout
The ceramics of Saint-Uze were produced from the beginning of the nineteenth century and during the twentieth century, notably in the village of Saint-Uze, Provence, France. They have become more popular and rare now that they are no longer made.
This tea server is a lovely example with no visible marks or cracks. (There is a tiny chip off the bottom).
7.5” Tall
8.5” Handle to tip of spout
