Antique Wine Flask "Fiaschetta" 1800s
ambiantA small ancient pottery piece found in Southern Italy.
It was likely used as a small canteen for carrying liquids such as wine or liqueur.
These ceramic portable vessels probably gradually disappeared from daily use as glass and enamel containers became widespread around the late 19th century.
Despite its small size, its simple appearance evokes a sense of daily life from that era.
- Size
- W10.5 × H7 × D5.5 cm
- Country
- Italy
- Origin
- Southern Italy
- Estimated age
- 1800s
- No.
- AN-4091
SIZE
WIDTH / 幅
10.5 cmHEIGHT / 高さ
7 cmDEPTH / 奥行き
5.5 cmLocation
Southern Italy / ItalyItalian antique ceramics quietly bear the imprint of the land's climate and history.
The rustic vessels born from the dry earth of Southern Italy, the refined designs nurtured in the North.
At ambiant, we focus on introducing pieces that embody the "beauty of use"—vessels that have been used in daily life—rather than decorative beauty.
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