Prie - Pitchers

museum-quality reproductions
of antique ceramics from the continent


Bottles	Plates	Vases	Tureens	Panels	Jars	Cachepots	Albarelli	Pitchers

Art. 0416

Spouted jar with saint on grey-blue ground
Montelupo, c.1560?

Art. 0235

Spouted jar with coiled handle
Urbino, attr. Patanazzi Workshop,
c.1575-1600?

Art. 0402

Whiteware spouted jar with coat of arms
Faenza, c.1540

Art. 0406

Spouted jar with blue coat of arms
Albisola, 17^th century

Art. 0356

Small tea pot with 'Oriental' figure and ruins
Faenza, attr. Filippo Comerio, c. 1780

Art. 0193

Spouted jar with roses
Pesaro, Casali e Callegari Workshop,
c. 1770

spouted jar

Maiolica apothecary wares include spouted or wet drug jars: typically flat-based, ovoid or round-bellied vessels featuring one or two handles, and a prominent, projecting tube or pipe from which fluids may be poured. Spouted drug jars were used to store syrups and other liquid preparations, such as mixtures of medicinal compounds and honey.
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tea pot

Coffee, chocolate, and tea pots, spouted, handled vessels from which these beverages were served, became popular maiolica wares during the 17^th and 18^th centuries, a period when European ceramic production was increasingly influenced by centers in the Netherlands, Germany, France, and even Great Britain.
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