White earthenware jug
1830-1850
Earthenware jug
1601-1700
milk jug, made to commemorate the floating of Railtrack on the London Stock Exchange in 1996
1996
Jug showing the entrance to the Liverpool & Manchester Railway
1830
Pottery jug
800-100 BCE
Glass jug
1-150 CE
Glass jug
1-150 CE
Glass jug, Roman, 1-150AD
1-150 CE
Glass jug, Roman, 151-300AD
151-300 CE
Glass jug
Glass jug, Roman, 1 to 150 AD
1-150 CE
Glass jug, Roman, 251-450AD
251-450
Black glazed earthenware jug with handle
400-200
Glass jug, Roman, 251 to 450 AD
251-450
Glass jug, Roman, 251-450 AD
251-450
Glass jug, Roman, 251-450AD
251-450
Glass jug, Roman, 251-450 AD
251-450
Glass jug, Roman, 151-300Ad
151-300 CE
Glass jug, with replacement handle, Islamic
Glass neck rim and handle from a Roman jug with the base from another vessel stuck to it
Glass jug, Roman, 251-450AD
251-450
Glass jug, Roman, 251 to 450 AD
251-450
Glass jug, Roman, 251-450AD
251-180
Glass jug, with 1 handle, Roman, 151 to 300 AD
151-300 CE
Glass jug, Roman, 151 to 300 AD
151-300 CE
Glass jug with trefoil mouth, Roman, 251-450AD
251-450
Part of the body of a jug, Roman, 151-300AD
151-300 CE
Glass funnel mouth and rim only
251-450
Glass jug, Roman, 151 to 300 AD
151-300 CE
Jug, stoneware, designed for carrying
200-200
Pottery jug
Earthenware jug
2000-1350
Pottery jug
Stoneware jug or "Bellarmine"
Clay jug, Roman
500 BCE-500 CE
Jug, earthenware, possibly Roman
200-200
Earthenware jug
2000-1350
White slipwear jug
1600-1200
Cast iron jug with 3 legs, long spout and circular handle, 1450-1800
1450-1800
Stoneware jug
1601-1700
Bennett Street Sunday School Jubilee commemorative jug
circa 1851
Veritys jug
circa 1908
Earthenware jug
1201-1500
Stoneware jug or "Bellarmine"
Stoneware jug
1821-1920
Thermos Bakelite jug
1925-1935
Glass jug with basket weave
Bronze oinochoe (trefoil shaped jug)
