Jug
N. inventario: IG 15465
Globular body with a truncated-conical neck, a round mouth with an everted rim, and a strap handle with a small foot attachment. Flat, slightly flared foot. Coated in a monochrome green glaze.
Audioguida Display case 3: Glazed and glazed-painted ceramics
Tabella dei contenuti
| Teca |
Display case 3: Glazed and glazed-painted ceramics |
|---|---|
| Data | Second half of the 15th–first half of the 16th century |
| Materiale | Monochrome glazed slipware |
| Misure | Height 15.5 cm; maximum diameter 14 cm |
| Altri dati | Pouring spout missing (only the base is preserved). |
This jug in monochrome glazed ceramic on slip is a Padua production datable between the second half of the sixteenth and the first half of the seventeenth century. It has a globular body with a wide truncated-conical neck, a round mouth with expanded rim, a strap handle with lower spur, and grooves at the maximum expansion of the body. The foot is flat and expanded and the glaze is monochrome green. The basal part of the pouring spout is preserved. The dimensions are fifteen point five centimetres in height and fourteen centimetres in maximum diameter. The spout is missing.