Spanish 19th-Century Terracotta Jug W/ Striking Green Glaze Drips - 16½"

This Spanish 19th-century terracotta jug captivates with its traditional form and vibrant decoration. Its two elegantly curved handles rise gracefully from the curvaceous body, leading to a slender neck. Bold drips of green glaze cascade down its surface, contrasting vividly with the warm earth tones of the terracotta. Visible throwing rings add a subtle texture, revealing the artisan’s hand in its creation. Minor surface wear enhances its character, affirming its historical journey and enduring charm.

Terracotta jugs like this one were commonly used in 19th-century Spain for storing and transporting liquids, with selective glazing both enhancing functionality and adding decorative appeal. Incorporating this jug into modern decor brings an earthy, antique charm, whether repurposed as a flower vase or displayed as a standalone piece.

Condition and patina consistent with age.
Approx. overall 16½" high x 9½" diameter
Approx. overall 42cm high x 24cm diameter