Pouring Vessel

Poured Vessel 04 by Joana Kieppe Unique Piece. Dimensions: D 19 x W 22 x H 30 cm.

Poured Vessel 02 by Joana Kieppe Unique Piece. Dimensions: D 19 x W 20 x H 27 cm.

Poured Vessel 01 by Joana Kieppe Unique Piece. Dimensions: D 13 x W 16 x H 22 cm.

Poured Vessel 05 by Joana Kieppe Unique Piece. Dimensions: D 19 x W 25 x H 25 cm.

Poured Vessel 06 by Joana Kieppe Unique Piece. Dimensions: D 15 x W 15 x H 15 cm.

Poured Vessel 03 by Joana Kieppe Unique Piece. Dimensions: D 19 x W 20 x H 27 cm.

According to the auctioneer from whom this piece was acquired, it was traditionally described as a grain pouring vessel “verseuse à grains”, likely used in an agricultural setting fo...

A Fine Chinese Bronze Archaistic Jue Ritual Vessel This interesting Chinese Archaistic Jue is finely cast in bronze and it represents an ancient pouring vessel used in rituals and c...

An evocative large pottery pouring vessel, kendi, pre-Khmer, 6th-8th century, Cambodia.

A large and attractive pre-Khmer red pottery kendi, pouring vessel, 6th - 8th century, Cambodia. The large vessel crafted of a red pottery, with a wide, globular body resting on a ...

Chinese archaic style gilt bronze pouring vessel with dragon headed handle and geometric decoration.

This beautifully proportioned South Italian ceramic production is an askos, or pouring vessel.  It prominently features a seated naked winged Eros wearing anklets, bracelets, a body ...

Hand-thrown stoneware pouring vessel with faceted body, speckled amber glaze, layered oxblood and teal banding, angled spout, and fitted spiral-topped stopper.

A lovely Chinese amber glazed pottery pouring vessel, Liao Dynasty (907 to 1125 AD).

Kendi are used in both daily and ritual life as both pouring and drinking vessels.

Kendi are used in both daily and ritual life as both pouring and drinking vessels.

Arts & Crafts pottery pouring jug with stylised floral design Lead glazed earthenware with raised slip decoration Elton Sunflower Pottery Elton painted mark Circa 1910

A Spout jug, pipe jug or tankard is a pouring vessel for beer. Collectible. Title: "Spout Jug" Medium: wood / pinewood / bentwood Year: 18th century (c.1720-1760s) Artist: unident...

Coupe 'Rugiadoso' par Ercole Barovier pour Barovier & Toso (1940) – Verre doré Élégante coupe en verre de Murano, signée Ercole Barovier pour Barovier & Toso (1940). En forme de coq...

Pair of Late 19th Century hand carved bleached blonde wood Swedish pours. Elegant and unique this beautiful pair of decorative objet works well in the kitchen, pantry or as table t...

Originally intended for storing or pouring water, oil, or wine, vessels like this were staples of everyday life throughout Mediterranean and European regions.

having a pivoting central handle and a back loop for pouring out of the front spout, retaining a nice patina, with a copper shovel included

A French Provincial glazed pottery pouring jug from the 19th century, with single spout, three handles and great rustic character. Created in southern France during the 19th century,...

A French Provincial glazed pottery pouring jug from the 19th century, with single spout, two handles and great rustic character. Created in southern France during the 19th century, t...

A large Italian 18th century green glazed terracotta double handled jar. This Italian jar features rich green paint of dark and light tones that have a poured effect over the jar. Th...

This is a vintage decorative jug. An English, ceramic milk pourer, dating to the Art Deco period, circa 1930. Graced with wonderful colour and charm Displays a desirable aged patina...

(Amsterdam 1985, pp.7-8) The kendi is a drinking and pouring vessel widely used in Asia. Its basic shape is a bulbous body, a long neck and a tubular or breast-shaped (mammiform) sp...

This is a vintage pinch neck jug. An English, hand-painted ceramic decorative pourer, dating to the Art Deco period, circa 1930. Fascinating pinched form, with vibrant colour Displa...

1970’s New Old Stock Foundry Crucible Pourer (1525.9) 1970’s New Old Stock Foundry Crucible Pourer. Sourced in Belgium this crucible stand is new old stock from the 1970’s, never use...

A Spout jug, pipe jug or tankard is a pouring vessel for beer. Collectible. Title: "Spout Jug" Medium: wood / pinewood / bentwood Year: late 18th century / early 19th century (c.1...

This ceramic pouring vessel, crafted by Jean Marais, showcases a refined black glaze with a smooth, slightly glossy finish.

This is a Chinese blue-and-white porcelain pouring vessel in the form of a globular ewer / wine pot.

The ritual ewer, called a kundika, is used as a water sprinkler or pouring vessel in certain Buddhist rituals. The form is an ancient one, originally imported into Korea from India b...

Kendi are used in both daily and ritual life as both pouring and drinking vessels.   

Many of the smaller pieces offered from this wreck bear earlier reign-marks, mostly of the late Ming Emperors none unfortunately of Tianqi or Chongzheng, but equally none with Kangxi...

Antique Islamic Vessels and Metalwork Object Study, Maximilian Egypt 1846 This exceptionally refined 19th-century Orientalist reference engraving presents a comprehensive study of I...

Part I - Lot 30 (Price realised : 13,970 GBP / Type : Closely related) 3) Ethnological Museum, Berlin, Germany - Pouring vessel in animal shape, China, Yue kilns, Zhejiang province,...

This is a vintage decorative pouring jug. An English, ceramic breakfast milk pot in Carnation pattern, dating to the mid-20th century, circa 1950. Beautiful, midcentury breakfast ...

Part I - Lot 30 (Price realised : 13,970 GBP / Type : Closely related) 3) Ethnological Museum, Berlin, Germany - Pouring vessel in animal shape, China, Yue kilns, Zhejiang province,...

This pattern features the Daughters of Danaus stood pouring water from a vessel. Stencilled makers mark, 'R.

This pattern features the Daughters of Danaus stood pouring water from a vessel. Molded makers mark, 'R.

The pinched rim and shaped spout were designed for practical pouring, making this vessel part of the everyday kitchen and table culture of Southern Italy.

Historically, a ewer was a pitcher-like vessel designed for pouring water, wine, or scented liquids.

At approximately 20.6 cm in diameter and 22 cm in height, and weighing approximately 2.45 kg, the vase is relatively compact and easy to handle, yet it exudes presence. We poured abo...

The elongated neck doubles as an ergonomic handle while the ‘bird's’ body, the bowl, becomes the vessel for pouring liquids. Adorned with intricate cloisonné enamel, the kovsch dis...

The central object appears to be a parrot-shaped ceramic, which might serve as a pouring vessel, possibly for liquids such as oil or water.

The plate presents a variety of classical ceramic forms, including an amphora, krater, stamnos, lekythos, wine vessel, oil bottles, pouring vessels, and ceremonial containers used th...

Many sculptors in the 1920s and 30s depicted nude female figures holding urns or pouring water from a vessel, but this is one of the most striking we have seen; here the figure is gl...

This period is referred to as the Majapahit Kingdom. They were used as pouring and drinking vessels (for serving water and wine, and even medicine), and had an important role in reli...

This period is referred to as the Majapahit Kingdom. They were used as pouring and drinking vessels (for serving water and wine, and even medicine), and had an important role in reli...

Mid Century Modern ceramic planter pot designed by David Cressey for Architectural Pottery Pro/Artisan. This hand poured stoneware vessel features a mixture of natural clay earth ton...

The standing female gracefully pours water from a vessel into the bowl held by the kneeling male figure, creating a wonderfully expressive composition full of warmth and movement.

Pinched pottery that appears to either be a vessel for pouring or a free form vase. Hand decorated gold leaf line drawings on either side with hearts, cross hatching, arrows and peop...

Rustic and unusual, this sculptural Chinese teapot dates to the late Qing dynasty and is crafted of wooden staves bound with twisted metal wire. Likely used for pouring water, the ve...

An extremely rare large three-handled green-glazed earthenware storage vessel, with pouring spout. Almost impossible to find item with this green glaze.

Many of these wares featured sancai glazing, a distinct color palette of lead glazes brushed, dipped, and poured over the vessel. Sancai glazed pottery used three colors derived from...

Cow creamers became immensely popular in England during this period, serving as whimsical, figurative vessels for pouring milk or cream at the tea table.