Corfe Stoneware Vase

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An old olive jar, found in a Mediterranean farmhouse

Heavy stoneware in a deep, glossy brown glaze, with a handle on either side like a vessel made to be carried from the grove. Standing beside the fireplace with tall dried grasses, it brings a sense of history and warmth to the room. A substantial vase that looks as though it has been treasured for generations.

MaterialGlazed stoneware
SizeH40 x W35 x D30cm
MouthDia 14cm
Weight12kg
Dimensions
Height40cm
Width (with handles)35cm
Depth30cm
MouthDia 14cm
Weight12kg

Will it fit? The handles make it 35cm wide, so check the depth of a narrow console. At 12kg empty, make sure your surface can take the weight. It also stands beautifully on the floor.

The wide mouth takes a full bunch. Aim for stems of around 60cm above the rim.

Materials and finish

Dense, thick stoneware, fired at high temperature, with a deep brown glaze that pools and varies across the surface.

Two handles, one on each side, give it the character of an olive jar. Glaze tone varies from piece to piece. For indoor use.

Care

Hand wash with warm soapy water and a bottle brush. For residue inside, swirl warm water with a spoonful of dry rice. Stand it on a saucer or tray the first time you fill it with water, in case the base seeps.

Lift it with both hands, from the base if full, and use a mat on timber surfaces.

Styling and pairs well with

Let it be the one dark note in a pale room. Fill it with pampas, dried grasses or large faux stems, or leave it empty. Place it on the floor beside a fireplace, or on a pale console against an off-white wall.

It suits modern country, rustic and Mediterranean interiors.

Delivery and returns

It ships packed for heavy ceramic. Current timescales and charges are on our delivery page. See also our returns and guarantees pages.

Our price match promise applies. For a holiday let or showhome, ask about trade accounts.

Questions
Can I use it with fresh flowers?
Glazed stoneware is usually watertight, but stand it on a saucer the first time in case the base seeps. It also suits dried or faux stems beautifully.
Does it work empty?
Yes. Its weight, handles and glaze give it presence on its own.
Can I use it outdoors?
Please ask us about frost resistance before using it outside.

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