Jugs

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AI-generated artwork depicting conceptual <n>Future refrigeration towers</n> in the style of <n>Rasquachetecture</n>.

<n>Scallop-Shell vase</n> by <n>Salviati Dott Antonio</n>, 1877.

A ceramic <n>Sauce boat set</n> by artist <n>Eunbi</n>.

<n>Two Jugs</n> (1981) by <n>Patrick Caulfield</n>.

Ceramic vases by artist <n>Karin Amdal</n>.

A <n>minimalist</n> <n>ceramic sculpture</n> by <n>Ayse Habibe Kucuk</n>. Photo by <n>Joanna Resiak</n>.

Elevate your table with this stunning Kosta Boda Aubergine Pitcher, expertly crafted from exquisite Italian Murano glass. Hand-blown by skilled artisans, this pitcher features a rich aubergine hue that beautifully captures and refracts light. Its elegant shape and unique texture make it a striking centerpiece for any gathering, perfect for serving beverages or as a decorative piece. Embrace the artistry and craftsmanship of Murano glass with this captivating pitcher that adds sophistication to your home.

Kosta Boda Aubergine Pitcher

<n>Parthian</n> <n>Beak-spouted jug</n> from Iran, 1st century BC–1st century AD, from the collection of <n>The Metropolitan Museum of Art</n>.

An <n>Inca</n> pottery vessel and basalt bowl from the <n>Museum of Archaeology, Cuzco</n>.

A <n>mid-century modern</n> <n>opaline cased glass</n> vase from Marinha Grande, Portugal.

<n>Ves-el</n>, a sculptural vessel by <n>Gareth Neal</n> and <n>Zaha Hadid</n> for the 2014 <n>London Design Festival</n>. Photo by <n>Petr Krejci</n>.

Ceramic sculptures by an archaeologist, rooted in the shapes of ancient pottery.