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Brand: Une Vie Nomade
Type: Serveware
Sku: 7200-G127-BS
Available : Instock
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Add a touch of rustic charm to your kitchen with our Bonny-Sur-Loire Vintage Vinegar Jar Set. While the Vintage Vinegar Jar is traditionally used for vinegar, it's a versatile piece that could hold olive oils, balsamic emulsions, or simple act as a decorative addition that brings character to your kitchen. Embrace centuries-old traditions andditch the plastic bottles and use these traditional French crocks to serve drinks, hot or cold, to your family or guests.
Product Overview
These pieces were found in a small village in the Loire Valley of France.A centuries-old factory located on the grounds of a French chateau had been sitting for years.
In 1847, Stanislas Renault chose to build his company in the Loire Valley as it is home to some of the finest clay in France.
Renault employed a unique salt-glazing technique; throwing salt into the kiln at peak temperature to achieve a glassy, textured finish that made for high-quality, durable, and beautiful pieces.
Five generations later, the company has ceased production but its pieces remain iconic, owing to their durability and unchanged classic French silhouettes dating back to the 1600s. Rendered in earthy hues, they’re sturdy ceramics with delicate, handmade details. With a bit of a cult status among vintage kitchenware collectors, these pieces are unique, and limited in supply.
These vintage ceramic pieces are no longer in production, so we are excited to share these rare treasures with our community.
Note: Pour spouts NOT included. These pieces are vintage, each one is unique, and there might be slight imperfections and variations in the size, color, or glaze of a product.