This antique Périgord confit pot takes its name from the region of Périgord, France, where it was traditionally crafted and used for preserving foods such as duck or goose. Made from clay with beautiful variations of color, each pot reflects the natural character of the material and the skill of its maker.
With its traditional French design and likely dating to the turn of the 20th century, this confit pot is both a functional vessel of culinary history and a striking decorative piece for today’s home. Its rustic form and earthy tones make it especially appealing for display in kitchens, on open shelving, or styled with greenery.
Authentic antique from the Périgord region of France
Clay construction with rich, varied coloration
Traditional confit pot design
Likely early 20th century (turn of the century)
A rare and timeless piece that embodies French farmhouse heritage and Old World charm.
