Water Jar

This 19th-century kitchen vessel is finished with a natural, ash glaze with dark brown color and subtle color variation. Designed for serving water or tea, the squat jar features a n...

The vase's shape reflects earlier Islamic amphorae and architectural water jars, but on a scale and with a level of decorative elaboration suggesting presentation or display.

The Holding of the Large water Jar, with the water depicted flowing out of it, at the side of the lady is breathtaking.

Finely crafted of elmwood and brass, this lovely wooden bucket is a 19th-century Chinese water pail used for drawing up water from wells and rain jars.

Stephen's work is a continual exploration of functional forms, including vases, large jars, large bowls, bottles, platters, tea bowls, and water jars for the tea ceremony.

Pair of bronze bas-relief from the end of the 19th century, with brown patina, fixed on a wood veneer support, representing two women draped in the antique style carrying a jar. One ...

This 19th-century kitchen vessel is coated inside and out with a dark brown glaze that clings to its ribbed sides with subtle color variation. Designed for serving water or tea, the ...

Originally made as utilitarian storage vessels, likely for water or preserved foods, jars of this type are now highly decorative objects in their own right.

The dramatic dome is meticulously pave set with a vibrant mosaic of brilliant white diamonds interspersed with vivid blue green Brazilian Paraiba tourmalines, producing a rich, organ...

The bowl of the Vietnamese water pipe is jar-shaped. The metal handle allows easy carrying and moving of the object.

To the right of the rocky clock plinth is a large jar with water flowing from it. The large ornament on the front of the case shows a winged putto, his arms outstretched feeding two ...

Located on the Chita Peninsula in present-day Aichi Prefecture, the region has long produced utilitarian ceramics such as water jars, storage vessels, and containers in large quantit...

This highly stylized view of two half-nude African natives carrying water in terra cotta jars represents Art Deco design at its best, and is one of Andlovitz's rarer designs.

Elijah raises his arms beside the stone altar while men pour water from jars, and rays of fire strike from above.

Original vintage travel advertising poster for Hong Kong featuring an image of Kuan Yin Goddess of Mercy on a green background sitting on a lotus flower (a symbol of purity and beaut...

. ** Vases made of various marbles cannot guarantee water tightness, better not to use for cut flowers unless with vials for each flower, an internal glass/plastic jar or gel water ...

. ** Vases made of various marbles cannot guarantee water tightness, better not to use for cut flowers unless with vials for each flower, an internal glass/plastic jar or gel water ...

. ** Vases made of various marbles cannot guarantee water tightness, better not to use for cut flowers unless with vials for each flower, an internal glass/plastic jar or gel water ...

A very nice water pot/jar for the Japanese market, Late Ming dynasty Kosometsuke.

. ** Vases made of various marbles cannot guarantee water tightness, better not to use for cut flowers unless with vials for each flower, an internal glass/plastic jar or gel water ...

. ** Vases made of various marbles cannot guarantee water tightness, better not to use for cut flowers unless with vials for each flower, an internal glass/plastic jar or gel water ...

Christ is shown at the moment of performing his first miracle, turning water into wine. Large stone jars dominate the foreground as servants pour water, while Christ gestures with au...

. ** Vases made of various marbles cannot guarantee water tightness, better not to use for cut flowers unless with vials for each flower, an internal glass/plastic jar or gel water ...

. ** Vases made of various marbles cannot guarantee water tightness, better not to use for cut flowers unless with vials for each flower, an internal glass/plastic jar or gel water ...

. ** Vases made of various marbles cannot guarantee water tightness, better not to use for cut flowers unless with vials for each flower, an internal glass/plastic jar or gel water ...

. ** Vases made of various marbles cannot guarantee water tightness, better not to use for cut flowers unless with vials for each flower, an internal glass/plastic jar or gel water ...

. ** Vases made of various marbles cannot guarantee water tightness, better not to use for cut flowers unless with vials for each flower, an internal glass/plastic jar or gel water ...

. ** Vases made of various marbles cannot guarantee water tightness, better not to use for cut flowers unless with vials for each flower, an internal glass/plastic jar or gel water ...

. ** Vases made of various marbles cannot guarantee water tightness, better not to use for cut flowers unless with vials for each flower, an internal glass/plastic jar or gel water ...

. ** Vases made of various marbles cannot guarantee water tightness, better not to use for cut flowers unless with vials for each flower, an internal glass/plastic jar or gel water ...

. ** Vases made of various marbles cannot guarantee water tightness, better not to use for cut flowers unless with vials for each flower, an internal glass/plastic jar or gel water ...

The basin is designed with a cherub holding and pouring water out of a jar above a large shell shaped basin.

It represents a group of women, wearing ancient traditional Roman costumes, while they wash the clothes and collect water with a jar and conversing amiably with one another.

Of beautiful scale and detail, she holds the rope of a well bucket, while a jar of water sits at her feet; pearl jewellery hangs around her neck, and bracelets wrap around her wrists.

Finished with gorgeous purple, ivory and bronze glazes highlighted with gold, this tile depicts the Greek "Aquarius" figure pouring out a jar filled with water and ringed with stars....

An oil painting of a grouping of flowers against a blue background. A mason jar holds water, and soaks the stems of these brown-eyed-susans, and daisys.

“I would like them to be found in every market, so that, in a village in Brittany or elsewhere, one might see a woman going to the fountain to fetch water with one of my jars.” And s...

“I would like them to be found in every market, so that, in a village in Brittany or elsewhere, one might see a woman going to the fountain to fetch water with one of my jars.” And s...