Large Hungarian/Eastern European Handmade Stoneware Vessel
This impressive piece reflects the rich cultural heritage and skilled craftsmanship - such a simple thing of elegant and impressive beauty.
It is thought to be an early 20th century Hungarian or Eastern European vessel, obviously hand-thrown and crafted from stoneware, with both a rustic and aged charm that can’t be missed. It was most likely used for either water, milk, or wine.
The vessel measures in at 49cm tall and approximately 27cm in diameter. It is quite heavy and so will need to be packed very well in quite a large box for shipment.
This impressive piece reflects the rich cultural heritage and skilled craftsmanship - such a simple thing of elegant and impressive beauty.
It is thought to be an early 20th century Hungarian or Eastern European vessel, obviously hand-thrown and crafted from stoneware, with both a rustic and aged charm that can’t be missed. It was most likely used for either water, milk, or wine.
The vessel measures in at 49cm tall and approximately 27cm in diameter. It is quite heavy and so will need to be packed very well in quite a large box for shipment.
This impressive piece reflects the rich cultural heritage and skilled craftsmanship - such a simple thing of elegant and impressive beauty.
It is thought to be an early 20th century Hungarian or Eastern European vessel, obviously hand-thrown and crafted from stoneware, with both a rustic and aged charm that can’t be missed. It was most likely used for either water, milk, or wine.
The vessel measures in at 49cm tall and approximately 27cm in diameter. It is quite heavy and so will need to be packed very well in quite a large box for shipment.