Weller Pitcher

Standing 6 inches tall with a 4¾-inch width and depth, this pitcher works well as a sculptural accent on a bookshelf, kitchen counter, or dining table, whether displayed empty to sho...

This is a most unusual 19th century speckled sponge ware pitcher is in great condition and works well with other sponge pitchers.

It would make a beautiful addition to a collection of pottery or as a centerpiece vase for fresh or dried flowers. Additionally, the pitcher could function well as just sitting alone...

The large pitcher displays well with a lovely, old patina complimenting a sleek, tapering shape with wire-wrapped upper and lower rims and riveted handle.  

The silver plate shows a gentle, authentic patina consistent with age, adding character and depth, while the glass remains clear and well-preserved. When purchased the pitchers will...

Both functional and sculptural, this charming figural pitcher reflects the playful animal-form ceramics for which the Sarreguemines region became well known.

This combination of form and color creates a fresh Mediterranean look that works equally well as a functional pitcher or as a decorative object.

Elegant in proportion and highly decorative, this pitcher functions equally well as a serving vessel or as a statement object in a curated interior.

This is a very decorative fairly large & well hand painted, Jug or Pitcher made by Mason's Ironstone pottery, circa 1830.

Both decorative and utilitarian, this pitcher works equally well as a statement tabletop object, barware accent, or standalone sculptural vessel in curated interiors.

A very well-balanced glass pitcher in a smoke grey hues/nuance.

These striking Mexican inlaid abalone pitchers mesh well with many types of decor and are ideally suited for placement on a mantel or sideboard.

The "Sleepy Eye" logo appeared on other items the flour company used for promotion as well. These pitchers were sold and given away as premiums, consequently, they were not made of ...

Perfect for juices at a bar, or at the breakfast table. These pitchers are well identified from Mexican artists - iconic style with rich and precious materials.

The raised relief lines and slightly uneven texture highlight the artisanal quality and give the piece a lively, tactile surface. The pitcher’s form is well-balanced with a narrow n...

A gorgeous and well sized pitcher vase designed by Erik Mornils for Nittsjö Keramik, Sweden circa 1960s.

This Jug or pitcher is well potted with a round bulbous shape and high loop handle.

The Piccadilly collection, featured in the official Baccarat catalog since 1933, includes a wide variety of tableware pieces, such as wine glasses, champagne flutes and bowls, Roemer...

We date this piece to circa 1775. The Jug or pitcher is well potted, with a lovely rounded shape to the body which tapers into the neck all on a low foot with a shaped loop handle h...

Monumental, sterling silver menorah in Mid-Century Modern style with an elegant, curvilinear design, measuring 21 1/3'' in height by 16 3/4'' from arm to arm by 6'' in depth, as well...

Golden case with three 43mm/1.69in extrathin lids showing a beautiful dècor of a peasant with a pitcher by a well and a flower arrangement vase. Dustcovers present anchor escapement ...

Clément majolica includes a variety of figural pieces such as rooster and duck-shaped pitchers, as well as various vases and asparagus and artichoke plates.

Clément majolica includes a variety of figural pieces such as rooster and duck-shaped pitchers, as well as various vases and asparagus and artichoke plates.

The most frequent representation shows Rebecca at the well with a pitcher. Other examples of the subject include those by the Italians Cesare Lapini, Giovanni Battista Lombardi and D...