A timeless French kitchen staple — practical, beautiful, and full of character.
Elevate your kitchen with a piece of French culinary history.

A superb example of classic French stoneware — this vintage Digoin mixing bowl with a pouring lip is a true workhorse of the French kitchen. Large in size, with an 8-litre capacity, it would have served generations for baking bread, preparing preserves, or mixing family meals.

Crafted by the renowned pottery house Digoin & Sarreguemines, this bowl features a glazed interior in warm ‘biscuit’ tones and a glazed upper rim in chestnut brown. The rest remains beautifully unglazed, giving it an authentic, rustic texture typical of French utilitarian pottery from the early-to-mid 20th century.

Whether you use it for baking, mixing, serving, or as a statement fruit bowl, this timeless piece will become a staple in your kitchen. It displays beautifully in both traditional and modern settings.

Dimensions: 13 cm [5.1”]high x 24 cm [9.4”] diameter
Capacity: 8 litres

• Authentic Digoin-Sarreguemines stamp to the base (check photos).

• Minor signs of historic use consistent with age — no cracks.

• Perfect for both functional use and display in farmhouse, rustic, or contemporary kitchens.

• Increasingly sought-after by collectors of French pottery and slow-living kitchens.