Ancient Jugs

This exceptional little jug dates to one of the most important periods in the development of ancient Cyprus.

A well provenanced ancient Greek blackware oinochoe jug, dating to the 4th century BC.

An ancient Cypriot iron age geometric period oinochoe (or wine jug), dating to circa 750-650 BC.

A base ring ware jug from Cyprus, dating to the Late Bronze Age, circa 1550-1200 BC. With ring base, plump body, cylindrical neck, rimmed mouth and strap handle. Potted from orang...

An early bronze age cypriot jug, dating to approximately 2400-1900 BC. Of typical red burnished pottery. The globular body with wide cylindrical neck. Beautiful incised decoration...

An exceptional Middle Bronze Age Cypriot ceramic of clearly anthropomorphic form. The ceramic has an ovoid body, which stands on three stubby legs, a short cylindrical neck, funne...

A fine example of an ancient Cypro-Geometric black slip ware jug, dating to circa 950-800 BC.

Majolica Oil Jug is an original decorative object realized in the XVIII Century.

A pottery jug from Cyprus dating to the Middle Bronze Age, circa 1900-1650 BC.

Tasteful complete set of three silver jugs, realized in London in 1845. Made of 925/1000 silver. This refined set consists of a teapot, a sugar bowl and a milk jug. It is octag...

A stunning ancient Greek Apulian red-figure olpe, dating to the 4th century B.C.

A handsome Lambeth Pottery Jug with an ancient chariot scene

Although some of Londi's forms were based on ancient jug or urn shapes, he continued to design new forms for successful ranges throughout his career, and a number of them were includ...

Beautiful ancient looking jug with dappled green and brown glaze.

Antique 19th century Indian solid silver zoomorphic silver lidded jug, of very unusual shape which is partially based on the classical Askos jug, native to ancient Greece.

A well provenanced, very large, artistic and vibrant ancient Peruvian Earthenware jug from the Nazca culture, dating to approximately 250 - 540 A.D.

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Islamic copper jug is an original decorative object realized at the end of the 19th century by Islamic manufacture. This artwork is a water jug entirely in copper. Good condition...

A charming, miniature jug with a beautifully burnished red-brown slip and decoration in black pigment, iconic of early Iron Age pottery production on the island of Cyprus. Produced i...

A fine example of an ancient Cypro-Geometric black slip ware jug, dating to around 950 - 800 BC.

A large and handsome Cypriot Early Bronze Age jug, dating to around 2400 BC. Of typical burnished red ware, with plump, rounded body, tall cylindrical neck and loop handle. Pr...

The roosters, in particular, were highly symbolic in ancient Greek culture. Roosters were often depicted on ancient Greek pottery and were considered to be sacred birds associated w...

Group of three ancient Cypriot/Greek iron age geometric period pottery vessels - one larger amphora & two oinochoe (or wine jug), dating to circa 750-500 BC.

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...

A pair of Greek Grand Tour jug in the ancient style, 19th Century. large: 5 inches wide by 12 ¼ inches tall smaller: 5 inches wide by 9 inches tall

A lovely vintage 18 karat yellow gold Greek Amphora vase jug charm pendant. The charm is nicely modeled into an ancient Greek-style Amphora jug and set with a green stone at the top.

This handmade terracotta 'botijo' is a traditional unglazed Spanish jug, the ancient and ingenious design of which has been perfected over centuries for the cooling and serving of fr...

4x3 Ceramic Ancient clay perfume jug from the Iron Age discovered in Jerusalem.

Vintage Single-Handled Art Glass Jug Vase in Ancient Roman Style - Timeless Beauty from Murano This single-handled art glass jug vase is another impressive piece in an ancient Roman...

This copper jug, crafted by B. Beskow in 1908 in Eskilstuna, Sweden, is a remarkable example of ancient Nordic Viking design.

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

A good baluster-shaped jug, with a transfer print by Sadler and Green for the ancient order of the bucks, later known as Oddfellows.