Feya Ancient Clay Pot — 1920s
$216.00
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$216.00
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Feya Ancient Clay Pot — 1920s
Condition:
used
$216.00
Sale price
$216.00
Regular price
This clay pot brings a grounded, sculptural presence to shelves or tabletop displays with its hand‑formed shape, warm earthen surface, and naturally darkened base.
Handcrafted in the 1920s by Ukrainian artisans, this clay pot reflects traditional regional pottery techniques passed down through generations. In village homes, pieces like this were used daily—often for oven cooking—which naturally darkened the base over time. The uneven coloration, surface wear, and hand‑formed details speak to its age and the artisan’s process. Variations that show years of use and cultural history are expected and valued. Items of this age are non‑returnable; please review all photos carefully.
Dimensions are approximately 9 inches in diameter and 8 inches tall.
This item is prepared and shipped by one of our small‑business partners and may arrive in its own package.
Vintage Disclaimer
Vintage pieces may show light signs of age or use. Please review all photos and reach out with any questions before purchasing. Due to the nature of vintage items, returns are not accepted.
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