Ancient terracotta pitcher xvi century

The object shown in the image is an ancient earthenware jug with handles, which due to its form and function can also be called an amphora or jar. These vessels were traditionally used for transporting and storing liquid or semi-liquid foodstuffs, such as oil, wine and preserves. Main FeaturesMaterial:It is made of natural terracotta, a common material for these types of vessels.Design:The jar has a pot-bellied body, two handles (called handles) for holding and carrying, and a mouthpiece with a lid.Origin and Period:Objects very similar to the one in the image are often identified as dating from the 16th century and coming from the central Italian area. Conservation Condition: The rustic appearance and visible wear are consistent with the age and historical use of the object.h.33 cm -l.30 cm