⚜ This early to mid-20th-century stoneware jug was traditionally used to store honey, wine or olive oil. Made in Crete and preserved with its original cork stopper, it’s a heavy, grounded piece that balances minimalism with primitive texture.
Features and Benefits: ⚜ Estimated era: 1940s–1950s ⚜ Large Statement Piece ⚜ Heavy stoneware with deep black-brown tones ⚜ Includes original cork stopper ⚜ Primitive-style surface markings and patina ⚜ Excellent condition for its age
📐 Size: Approx. 24w x 52h cm 🧱 Materials: Terracotta Clay
Display Ideas: ⚜ As part of a styled tablescape ⚜ Great in entryways, kitchens, or wine cellars ⚜ Prop styling for photo shoots or retail ⚜ Bold, soulful, and rooted in Greek tradition — a vessel with gravity. ⚜
⚜ This early to mid-20th-century stoneware jug was traditionally used to store honey, wine or olive oil. Made in Crete and preserved with its original cork stopper, it’s a heavy, grounded piece that balances minimalism with primitive texture.
Features and Benefits: ⚜ Estimated era: 1940s–1950s ⚜ Large Statement Piece ⚜ Heavy stoneware with deep black-brown tones ⚜ Includes original cork stopper ⚜ Primitive-style surface markings and patina ⚜ Excellent condition for its age
📐 Size: Approx. 24w x 52h cm 🧱 Materials: Terracotta Clay
Display Ideas: ⚜ As part of a styled tablescape ⚜ Great in entryways, kitchens, or wine cellars ⚜ Prop styling for photo shoots or retail ⚜ Bold, soulful, and rooted in Greek tradition — a vessel with gravity. ⚜
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