21/10/2026
This is exactly the sort of find that makes our day when we are on the Brocante trail!
This vintage 1960s french sarreguemines pottery cup immediately caught our eye.
A colourful little treasure from 1960s France, full of vineyard charm and traditional French character. Bring a splash of French country charm into your home with this delightful vintage pottery cup, produced by the renowned French ceramics manufacturer Sarreguemines during the 1960s.
Standing just 8cm tall, this charming little pot features a wonderfully warm honey-yellow and amber glaze, beautifully decorated with raised clusters of purple grapes, vibrant green vine leaves and flowing vine tendrils. The colourful decoration wraps around the pot, creating a lovely textured finish, while the rich glossy glaze catches the light beautifully.
Made in France during the 1960s, this little piece combines traditional French vineyard-inspired decoration with the colourful decorative ceramics popular during the mid-20th century. A Little Piece of French Pottery History Sarreguemines is one of the most recognised names in French ceramics, with a pottery-making heritage stretching back to the late 18th century.
During the 1960s, French pottery embraced colour, texture and decorative designs, and this delightful little cup captures that spirit beautifully. The raised grape clusters and trailing vine leaves reflect France's long association with vineyards and winemaking, making it a particularly charming addition to a French country kitchen or rustic home.
The underside bears an impressed FRANCE mark together with the Sarreguemines manufacturer's symbol.
As with so many of our Brocante finds, there is only one available.
Every treasure has a story. This one found us on the Brocante trail. Now it’s waiting to become part of yours.
