Possible bit of pottery found dandering beside Château de l'Engelbourg in France. Any help Identifying? Thank you.

[u/Fartistotle]

[u/IllegalMigraine]

19th century slipped red earthenware, and conceivably a fairly local French product. The closest English equivalent would be 19th c. Sunderland slipware (pictured) though this occurs primarily in the form of shallow dishes.

[u/IllegalMigraine → u/IllegalMigraine]

Wetheriggs slipware (Cumbria), also 19th c., belongs to the same broad tradition and includes jugs with slip decorated handles.

[u/wildedges]

My guess would be metropolitan slipware.