Roman Jug

This elaborate handle would have once attached to a large vessel, possibly a wine jug. The Romans were seemingly fascinated by these charming and gentle creatures; they have been ...

This large Turkish jug was used to store water in cisterns or carry it to sempozyum tables. The cylindrical body, tapered rim, and handles for carrying are common, functional design ...

This large Turkish jug was used to store water in cisterns or carry it to sempozyum tables. The cylindrical body, tapered rim, and handles for carrying are common, functional design ...

Hallmarked in London in 1853 by Robert Hennell III, this stunning, Victorian, Antique Sterling Silver Jug, is a very rare example modelled in the style of the famous Warwick Vase. ...

The foot of each piece of this impressive Victorian tea set is further embellished with a band of chased Roman leaf decoration. The cream jug and sugar bowl retain the original gi...

The men are dressed in light tunics in the style of Roman antiquity, and the jugs and chair are also modelled on those of antiquity.

A jug with a bell-shaped body and clover lip, a green trailed handle and a green collar in the middle of the cylindrical neck. 12.4 cm (h) Intact Provenance: Ex C.A.

A fine and beautifully preserved Roman glass jug, dating to the first-second century AD.

Wimbledon-Furniture Wimbledon-Furniture is delighted to offer for sale this very rare 1st century 100ac Roman Amphora Bronze vessel There are multiple high definition super-siz...

This large Turkish jug was used to store and serve liquids, likely wine, to generations of families in the Levant. Wine production in Anatolia can be traced back to the Hittites: ...

This large Turkish jug was used to store and serve liquids, likely wine, to generations of families in the Levant. Wine production in Anatolia can be traced back to the Hittites: ...

Carved limestone garden sculpture, figure of standing female with wine jugs on capital. The worn patina reflects years of exposure outside in the elements, leaving an aged pitted pa...

This is a fantastic Adolfo Cipriani, a very well-known Italian sculptor who did particular sensitive sculptures of young women with various poses and scenes. This piece is one of the...

Fascinating jugs with great Roman scenes Displaying a desirable aged patina - in very good order Shapely ceramic form with slender handles and chamfered pouring spouts Deep brown ...

Technical Description A large ancient Roman glass jug made from translucent teal-blue hued glass and produced between 1 - 200 AD.

These glass applications were a common way to decorate and beautify everyday objects like bronze vases, cups, plates, and jugs. The Romans had a great appreciation for blown glass a...

These glass applications were a common way to decorate and beautify everyday objects like bronze vases, cups, plates, and jugs. The Romans had a great appreciation for blown glass a...

Amazing, French bronze sculpture depicting a woman with a jug. France 1960, signed on the base by the French sculptor "Milo", as shown in the photos. Beautiful patina. Dimensions o...

Antique 19th century middle Eastern tinned copper ewer. Nice decorative old rustic hand-hammered ewer in the Mameluke style. Moorish middle eastern tinned copper water jug ewer. Midd...

Antique 19th century Middle Eastern Persian Qajar Dynasty ( 1785-1924) tinned copper pitcher. The teardrop form ruffled mouth with a flat hand wrought handle, over a neck decorated w...

Copper vessels of this nature were once primitively made in Europe and Middle Eastern areas of the world. This piece is a stunning example of the stout, but primitive craftsmanship t...

This beautifully crafted water vessel is most likely of Spanish creation during the early part of the 20th century. This hand-hammered pot has two wrought iron handles; one pouring h...

Antique hand-hammered copper pitcher or kettle with a beautifully rounded, bulbous form and rich, timeworn patina. The vessel features a gracefully curved riveted handle, a fitted li...

This large "green-glazed" küp was likely used for wine, water, goat's milk, or cheese by generations of families in the Levant. The phosphorescent green glaze, a traditional techniqu...

This medium "green-glazed" küp was likely used for wine, water, goat's milk, or cheese by generations of families in the Levant. The phosphorescent green glaze, a traditional techniq...

This is a handmade Ewer / Pitcher made from tinned copper and dating to the early 19th Century. It is of Islamic influence made in the Middle East, probably Turkey. This piece is al...