Confit Pot-I
Once a staple in traditional French kitchens, antique confit pots were used to preserve foods such as duck confit. Named after the French word confire, meaning “to preserve,” these pots feature a glazed upper half and unglazed base designed for cool cellar storage. Today, authentic confit pots are increasingly hard to find and are prized for their timeless French country charm. Beautiful as decorative accents in kitchens, dining spaces, or entryways.
Origin: France
Circa: 19th century
Material: Ceramic
Dimensions: 12” H x 8" across the top opening
All pieces at Miranda Maison are antique and will show the beautiful marks of a life well lived — gentle repairs, natural cracks, scratches, patina, and stains included. We wouldn’t have it any other way.
All items are final sale.
Piece details
Each piece is sourced individually and selected for its character, craftsmanship and understated beauty.
Shipping & collection
Shipping or local collection details can be confirmed before purchase. For larger or fragile pieces, please enquire before placing an order.
Sourcing inquiries
If this piece has already been collected or you are looking for something similar, Miranda Maison welcomes sourcing inquiries.
Objects with history bring a layered feeling to a home. Miranda Maison pieces are chosen slowly, with attention to form, material, patina and the stories they carry.
