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Collections > Glass > Jug
Jug
Clear blown glass, faintly olive green tinged with bubbles, straight sided, widening towards the top where it is spherical. Only way inside is through two spouts, one long spout which is narrow and straight, with the tip broken off, and the other wide and short with heavy ring around the edge. The handle on the top with a plain heavy glass ring and small knop. Possibly bought from the Paris Exhibition of 1867. Size: Height: 25 cm.
Place: Roumania
Object Type: jug
Actual Date: c. 1867
Century: 19th century
Material: Glass
Museum Accession Number: G.16
