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An Antique Soup Tureen from the Moustiers Pottery - A White Canvas Etched with History, Conveying the Splendor of Southern France Today

From the late 17th to the 18th century, the Moustiers pottery flourished in Southern France. An antique soup tureen crafted during that era has now traveled across time to reach us.

An Elegant Form Emerging on a Pristine White Canvas

A distinctive feature of this soup tureen is its pristine white appearance, devoid of any decoration. Its simple, unadorned beauty highlights the refined form of Moustiers pottery, with the interplay of light and shadow further accentuating its elegance.

Cracks and Repairs that Speak of History

Evidence of its long and cherished use, several cracks are visible. However, these have been carefully repaired using staple mending, reminiscent of Japanese Kintsugi, and techniques of the period, conveying a sense of history and warmth. The repair marks etched onto the pure white canvas are captivating, much like a work of art.

A Presence that Elevates Any Space with Dignity

Simply placing it in your kitchen or on a table will elevate the space with dignity. It would be wonderful displayed as an objet d'art. This pure white soup tureen harmonizes with any setting, creating a sophisticated atmosphere.

What is Moustiers Pottery?

Moustiers pottery was a ceramics kiln that flourished in Moustiers-Sainte-Marie in Southern France from the late 17th to the 18th century. Under the patronage of Louis XIV, it became known throughout Europe as a purveyor to the French royal court.

Encounters with Antiques

An encounter with an antique is a dialogue across time. Why not take this soup tureen as an opportunity to reflect on 18th-century France?

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