Description
Our tall stoneware jug stands 46cm high, a generous piece that works as both practical drinkware and a decorative feature in its own right. Made from ceramic with a rich navy-blue glaze, it has the weight and solidity you expect from good stoneware, along with a subtle variation across the surface where the glaze catches the light. The slim neck and gently rounded body give it a classic jug profile, while the pouring lip keeps it useful rather than purely ornamental.
This is a versatile addition to our drinkware and barware range. Fill it with water or juice for the table, use it to serve at a summer gathering, or leave it empty as a floor-standing or shelf piece where its height draws the eye. The deep blue sits comfortably against neutral walls, natural wood and pale linen, and pairs well with dried grasses, tall stems or foliage if you would rather style it than pour from it. It suits kitchens, dining rooms and hallways equally.
Practical to live with, the glazed finish wipes clean and resists staining from most liquids. We suggest handwashing with warm water and a soft cloth to protect the glaze over time, and drying thoroughly before storing. Avoid sudden temperature changes and knocks against hard surfaces, as with any ceramic. Kept simply, it will hold its colour and finish for years of everyday and occasional use.
Specification
| Type |
Drinkware & Barware |
| Colour |
Blue |
| Material |
Ceramic |
| Height |
46cm |
| Width |
15cm |
| Depth |
13cm |
Frequently Asked
What is the jug made from?
It is made from ceramic stoneware with a navy-blue glaze, giving it a solid feel and a subtle surface variation where the glaze pools and catches the light.
Can I use it to serve drinks?
Yes. The pouring lip and generous capacity make it suitable for water, juice and other cold drinks, so it works as genuine drinkware as well as a decorative piece.
How tall is it and where does it suit?
It stands 46cm high with a 15cm width, so it makes an impact on a table, shelf, sideboard or floor. It suits kitchens, dining rooms and hallways.
How should I clean it?
Handwash with warm water and a soft cloth, then dry thoroughly. Avoid harsh abrasives and sudden temperature changes to keep the glaze in good condition.
Can I use it for flowers instead?
Yes. The height suits tall stems, dried grasses and foliage, so it works well as a vase if you prefer to style it rather than pour from it.