Two items made in Cliousclat, Provence. Including a large recipient for snails with handles in a circular form, called 'oreilles', 18th C. Cliousclat, Provence. The rarest vire-omelet is the conclusion of experts in Provence. The oil fell to the indented center and was discarded. Then, the vire-omelet was used to flip the omelette. This poterie is two-tone. One side is glazed in green and the other, pale yellow. Dimensions: (Larger) H 9.75" x Dia. 7.75" Condition: Glaze losses, chips, crazing. Hairline emanating from rim of vessel, visible to interior.

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