19th-century artisanal stoneware teapot – French regional production

Teapot, small jug, pitcher, jug. Glazed stoneware teapot with a globular and bulging shape, featuring a uniform grey-beige feldspathic or salt glaze with brownish nuances from firing. It has a round-sectioned arched upper handle, two small looped side handles, and a short cylindrical spout. The flat lid with a central knob fits into a slightly flared neck. The unglazed base reveals a dense grey-purple stoneware, with an incised potter's mark in the shape of a wavy or serpentine line — a tangible sign of authentic handmade production. The piece shows signs of use and smoking typical of rural pottery, consistent with production from Puisaye, Betschdorf, or 19th-century French regional pottery. Dimensions: height 30 cm, width 24 cm, depth 24 cm. Weight: 1.5 kg.