A timeless French kitchen staple, robust, practical, and full of rustic character.
Bring a touch of culinary history to your home with this classic piece.

This superb vintage Digoin & Sarreguemines stoneware mixing bowl is a quintessential French kitchen essential. With its generous 8-litre capacity, sturdy form, and practical pouring lip, it would have once been used for mixing bread dough, preparing preserves, or family-sized meals.

The interior is glazed in warm biscuit tones, while the upper rim is finished in rich chestnut brown. The remainder is left unglazed, giving it that tactile, rustic texture so typical of French utilitarian pottery from the early-to-mid 20th century.

Details

• Maker: Digoin & Sarreguemines, France

• Era: Early-to-mid 20th century

• Dimensions: 13 cm high x 24 cm diameter

• Capacity: 8 litres

• Mark: Authentic Digoin stamp to base (see photos)

• Condition: Minor age-related wear, no cracks

Why you’ll love it:
Perfect for mixing, baking, or as a statement fruit bowl, this piece bridges beauty and practicality. It also makes a striking decorative addition to farmhouse, cottage, or even modern kitchens. Collectors of French pottery and slow-living kitchens increasingly seek these bowls for both display and use.