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CERAMIC
Made in Austria
- Jug, South Tyrol, 10th century
- Jug, St. Pölten, 13th century
- Jug, St. Pölten, 13th century
- Jug, Vienna, c. 1300
- Black-glazed jug, Vienna, 14th-15th century
- Jug, Vienna, 14th-15th century
- Jug, Vienna, 14th-15th century
- Pitcher, Vienna, 15th century
- Pitcher, Vienna, 15th century
- Glazed jug, Vienna, 15th century
- Jug, Vienna, 15th-16th century
- Jug, Vienna, c. 1400-1550
Made in Eastern Europe Made in England
- Late Saxon Shelly ware pitcher, 10th-11th century
- Stamfordware spouted pitcher, Lincolnshire, 10th-12th century
- Londonware spouted pitcher, late 11th - mid-12th century
- Early medieval Oxfordware biconical jug and pear-shaped jug, late 12th-early 13th century
- Brill/Boarstallware baluster jug and another baluster jug, late 12th - mid-13th century
- Brill/Boarstallware rounded jug and another rounded jug, early 13th century
- Ashampsteadware globular jug and rounded jug, Berkshire, 13th century
- Brill/Boarstallware baluster jug, more baluster jugs, triple-decker jug, puzzle jug, biconical jug, rounded jug, another rounded jug, conical jug, and pear-shaped jug, Buckinghamshire, 13th century
- Jug with frieze of dancing girls made at the 13th century kiln at Ham Green, near Bristol
- Baluster jug, Oxford, c. 1250-1350
- Mill Green ware, 1270-1350
- Kingston jug, late 13th century
- Mill Green ware jug, early 14th century
- Anthropomorphic jug, Kingston, early 14th century
- 14th century jugs
- Medieval ceramics from York
- Late medieval Hertfordshire glazed ware, 1340-1450
- Brill/Boarstallware drinking jugs, rounded jug, and shouldered jug, Buckinghamshire, 14th-15th century
- Potterspuryware rounded jug, Northamptonshire, 14th-15th century
- Nottingham green-glazed sandyware baluster jug with lid, 14th-15th century
- Brillware barrel-shaped jug, Buckinghamshire, 14th-15th century
- A South Somerset jug, mid-15th century
- Brillware biconical bottle and pear-shaped jug, Buckinghamshire, 15th-16th century
- Surrey-Hampshire borderware jugs, 16th century (use V&A Access to Images and search for Museum Number C.229-1939 or 268-1903)
- Midlands Purple ware barrel-shaped jug, early to mid-16th century
Made in France
- Sgraffito wine jug, Saintonge, c. 1250
- Saintonge green-glazed wine jug, c. 1250
- Saintonge jug, 13th century
- Glazed ceramic jug, c. 1250-1300
- Glazed ceramic jug, c. 1250-1300
- Saintonge green-glazed jug, c. 1250-1450
- Glazed jug, late 13th century
- Saintonge jug, late 13th century
- Ceramic jugs (caption), late 13th-early 14th century
- Saintonge polychrome jugs, c. 1280-1330
- Glazed jug, before 1300
- Saintonge jug, early 14th century (also here)
- Saintonge jug
- Fragments of Saintonge ware
Made in Germany Made in Italy
LEATHER JACKWARE
METAL
Flagons and ewers, which used to appear in this section, have been moved to their own pages.
CERAMIC AND METAL
- Tigerware jug (the stoneware jug made in Germany, the silver mount made in England), c. 1570-1573
- Malling jug; the jug itself made in Antwerp ca. 1580, the silver-gilt mounts added in London in 1581-2
WOOD
- Flagon from the Mary Rose, 1545
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