This turned and glazed stoneware pitcher was produced by the Montgolfier factory in Durtal (Maine-et-Loire) around the 1970s.
With a curved shape, it features horizontal grooves on the body, a straight neck, and a straight handle with a modern design. The piece showcases a two-tone finish in sand beige and terracotta ochre. The underside is marked with the factory's embossed stamp (a stylized hot air balloon, incisions of the initials C E and the number 2 for the 2-liter size).
Dimensions: Height 13 cm, Total width with handle 15 cm, Neck diameter 10 cm
In perfect condition, without cracks or chips.
This turned and glazed stoneware pitcher was produced by the Montgolfier factory in Durtal (Maine-et-Loire) around the 1970s.
With a curved shape, it features horizontal grooves on the body, a straight neck, and a straight handle with a modern design. The piece showcases a two-tone finish in sand beige and terracotta ochre. The underside is marked with the factory's embossed stamp (a stylized hot air balloon, incisions of the initials C E and the number 2 for the 2-liter size).
Dimensions: Height 13 cm, Total width with handle 15 cm, Neck diameter 10 cm
In perfect condition, without cracks or chips.