Small Jug
Small Jug
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 VERY RARE ACORN WARES MINIJUG SEE THE PICS  US $48.63
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 Colorful German Jug US $19.99
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 SWEET LITTLE JUG LOOK US $27.00
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 Vintage McCoy Art Pottery Bicentennial 76 Brown Drip Milk Jug Cookie Jar US $23.99
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 Brown Ceramic Vase Jug Urn Shaped Mid Century Pottery US $4.00
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 Grindley small decorative jug US $1.56
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 TOBY JUG SMALL 3 TALL TONY WOOD US $3.15
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 VINTAGE FOSTERS HONEYCOMB BROWN DRIP CORNISH WARE CREAMER JUG EXCELLENT COND US $7.89
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 Small colourful blue white and gold jug US $1.56
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 TALL ART DECO JLMENAU DAPHNE COFFEE POT SET MADE IN GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC US $23.69
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 small creamer jug with rooster hen faience style US $3.15
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 Vintage RRP Robinson Ransbottom Pottery Co Lil Brown Tan Jug Pitcher Creamer US $5.99
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 Beautiful Pirate Character Toby Jug 35 9 cms tall US $1.58
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 Vintage 6 STONEWARE Clay Pottery Jug Pitcher Creamer Brown Tan US $5.99
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 VINTAGE POTTERY WHISTLE TREACLE GLAZE JUG TERRACOTTA JUG ISLAMIC POTTERY STYLE US $15.38
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 Robinson Ransbottom Roseville Crock 2 Gallon Jug Very Nice Blue Stripe Stoneware US $49.99
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 Art Deco Crown Ducal jug with metal lid US $15.79
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 RARE ANTIQUE SMALL VICTORIAN GAUDY WELSH TARTAN LUSTRE JUG US $134.36
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 Italian Puzzle Jug made in Sicily US $24.99
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 FAIENCE SMALL JUG US $7.89
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 Masons Jug US $15.81
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 MAJOLICA OWL JUGS GRADUATED PAIR US $18.18
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 Antique Royal Doulton Stoneware Dewars Whisky Advertising Jug Victorian US $47.42
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 Vintage T G Green Peach Stripe Cornish Kitchen Ware Milk Jug Judith Onions US $12.63
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 ANTIQUE Louis Desmant FRENCH Art Pottery Jug Bayeux Tapestry William Conqueror US $126.46
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 Alfred Meakin Glo White Ironstone small jug with flying ducks US $3.15
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 sylvac 4242 jug US $15.81
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 Welsh Pottery Milk Jug Grey Design US $4.73
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 Welsh Pottery Milk Jug Grey Blue Design US $4.73
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 VINTAGE MASONS REGENCY HOT WATER JUG POT C4475 US $20.53
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 royal cauldon victoria US $7.89
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 SWEET LORD NELSON WARE POMPADOUR CRINOLENE LAVENDER LADY SMALL JUG AND BOWL US $7.89
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 Unusual Jube 1982 Peasant with Creature in a Jug Small Sculpture US $17.99
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 A GREAT LITTLE MINIATURE DARTMOUTH POTTERY GLUG JUG IN SUPERB CONDITION US $7.89
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 NICE VINTAGE WINCHCOMBE SLIPWARE STUDIO POTTERY JUG US $7.89
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 HIGHLY CHARMING DOULTON BURSLEM FLOW BLUE VASE c1890 V FINE VASE EXQUISITE US $134.36
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 MASONS IRONSTONE CHINA SET OF 3 GRADUATED HYDRA JUGS BROWN VELVET 1ST US $94.83
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 Small Vintage Continental FROG JUG US $7.89
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 MASONS IRONSTONE CHINA LARGE 7 HYDRA JUG BROWN VELVET US $55.31
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 VINTAGE ALLER VALE DEVON WARE SLIP DECORATED JUG US $7.89
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 LOVELY CAULDON BLUE AND WHITE CREAMER US $3.15
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 SMALL ART DECO NEWHALL JUG DIANA SHAPE US $6.31
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 SCOTTISH JUG COCHRAN C ST ROLLOX GLASGOW AULD AQUAINTANCE C1880 90s US $59.99
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 SMALL VINTAGE TOBY JUG US $3.15
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 BESWICK LEMON SQUEEZER TWO PIECES SHAPE 401 YELLOW US $15.02
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 ROYAL DOULTON VASE AND JUG MONKS IN THE CELLAR US $33.18
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 Cleater Billie Meaders Face Jug Pottery President George W Bush Inauguration US $299.00
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 ROYAL DOULTON LARGE CHARACTER JUG OF THE YEAR 1992 WINSTON CHURCHILL D6907 US $134.34
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 ROYAL DOULTON LARGE CHARACTER JUG ATHOS D6827 NEW PETER JONES COLOURWAY US $134.34
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 Little unusual Victorian Majolica fish c 1890 US $1.90
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 ANTIQUE Old ART DECO NOUVEAU Nude MERMAID GARGLE JUG Vase DARTMOUTH PORCELAIN US $15.02
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 EXCELLENT MALING WEAR HIGH LUSTRE MILK JUG AND SUGAR BOWL CRANES BUTTERFLIES US $13.44
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 WEDGWOOD BLUE JASPER JUG ICARUS US $23.69
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 WEDGWOOD PORTLAND BLUE JASPER DIP CREAM JUG CERES US $39.50
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 WEDGWOOD PORTLAND BLUE JASPER DIP SACRIFICE FIGURES US $47.41
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 Vintage Bird Cream or Milk jug stamped foreign impressed Foreign 1644 US $1.58
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 VINTAGE GERMAN STUDIO POTTERY JUG US $1.56
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 WILL ILLSLEY STUDIO POTTERY JUG MEDIUM US $7.89
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 Rare small size Copper Luster Cornwallis Lafayette Crowned Pitcher Antique US $295.00
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 SIGNED COLE POTTERY MULTI GREEN COLORED LARGE CERAMIC WATER PITCHER JUG VASE US $24.99
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 VINTAGE MCCOY POTTERY BEIGE BROWN STRIPED ROUND WATER PITCHER JUG VASE US $19.99
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 DECOR WHITE BLUE ORIENTAL VILLAGE WATER PITCHER JUG US $21.99
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 VINTAGE PENNSBURT POTTERY USA AMERICAN EAGLE E PLURIBUS UNUM WATER PITCHER JUG US $9.99
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 VINTAGE FRANKOMA BEIGE RUST SMALL PITCHER CREAMER JUG US $12.99
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 VINTAGE SIGNED 1995 POTLUCK POTTERY DARK BLUE SMALL PITCHER JUG CREAMER US $12.99
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 Vinatge Old Courtware Hanpainted Gilded Jug US $6.31
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 Vintage Jasba Keramik Drip Glaze Jug 286 14 US $9.47
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 ANTIQUE VINTAGE ROYCROFT ARTS AND CRAFTS BEAN CROCK POT WITH LID US $29.99
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 Small Black White Jug Signed pottery US $10.00
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 SHAWNEE POTTERY FEATHER SMALL BALL JUG US $64.00
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 A GOUDA vintage colorful pottery jug US $120.00
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 Folk art Troyan red clay tray 6 cups pitcher Bulgaria peacock eye US $22.99
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 Vintage North Carolina Pottery Jug Small Blowing Rock Excellent US $19.99
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 CAMPOS FILHOS STONEWARE Jug Aveiro Portugal Vintage Rustic Brown Speckle Vase US $24.95
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 Small Pennsbury Pottery Amish Man Creamer Milk Jug US $4.50
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An Apartment in Florence
On a recent business/ pleasure trip to Florence, my wife and I chose,or at least she persuaded me to choose accommodation in a self catered Florence apartment, rather than a hotel. The location was very central allowing us to walk from the train station, just 300 meters away.We had caught the train from Rome where we live, as it takes only one hour and forty five minutes and saves the stress of driving.
We walked to the apartment in Via Rondinelli, just around the corner from Via Tornabuoni, the most elegant street of Florence, famous for its luxury brand shops.
When we met the owner Gianluca at the apartment, the first thing we noticed were the breathtaking original rich Fresco's covering the high ceilings, in the masterbedroom and the living room, which looked like they were new - freshly painted.However we were very suprised when he informed us that he had taken down the false ceilings during the refurbishment,uncovering, purely by chance these magnificent works hidden since the 1940's.Apparently that's when apartment owners were moving away from the ornate typical Florentine influences towards modern simple lines; we were amazed.
Today of course, it's exactly the opposite, all that has changed back,thank god and the small exclusive city of Florence is again concentrating on retaining and enhancing the wonderful history of Florence, making the city what it was and what it is today - like no other city on earth.
This was also evident as Gianluca was showing us around this wonderful fully refurbished apartment; all the modern amenities were there including WI FI and satellite TV, yet the furnishings, the floors, the bathrooms and the all over look of the apartment although all newly restored and refurnished, seemed to retain it's typical Florentine flavour and ancient warmth.
The craftsmen of Florence still exist today and have fortunately inherited their skills over generations, which is why new apartment refurbishments do not spoil the charm of the ancient buildings. The antique wooden tables and chairs have been expertly restored.
We unpacked and relaxed, checked our e-mail, then went to explore the surrounding area.
All the famous lanmarks were close by like, The Cathedral, Battistero, The Giotto Bell-tower, Santa Maria Novella Church, Signoria Palace, The Old Bridge, Uffizi and Pitti Palace were all within walking distance, from our Florence apartment ,though on this trip we only had time to visit Uffizzi; the famous Medici's family landmark,a breathtaking building dedicated to the history of the Medicics private art collection,dating back as far as the 1200's.
The Uffizzi is always a must see; paintings and sculptures by many great masters, Leonardo Da Vinci and Botticelli to name just two.
We chose a homely restaurant called Spada just a few minutes from our apartment for lunch, which was delicious; some proscuitto and buffalo mozzarella cheese followed by riboletta an old Tuscan dish; soup made with vegetables and bread, finished off in the oven. The small jug of house wine was a must to accompany the meal.
We decided that lunch and the Uffizzi was a big enough day and we didn't want to go out to another restaurant that evening.
There was a fully equipped kitchen in the apartment, but no one felt like cooking, so we picked up a few delicious bits and pieces at one of the original Italian delis on the way back to the apartment; some salami, fresh bread and some excellent cheeses.Local Tuscan food is hard to beat.
We also bought a DVD (there was a player in the apartment ) and decided to relax,with the delicious local tuscan food and a bottle of wine which Gianluca had welcomed us with on check in.
As soon as we entered the apartment with our supplies,ready to settle in,although we had only spent an hour or so there previously,we were "home", this was it, the We had left the heating on,at a perfect 22 degrees, very cosy coming in from the Florence December.
We didn't walk past a reception desk,we had our own keys, took our own lift to our own apartment on the first floor; no tip.
No one was going to knock on the door to ask if we wanted the bed "turned down" - once inside we could do as we pleased and as I walked into the apartment for the second time that day, I was actually thinking to myself that there is something about this style of apartment accommodation that agrees with me, it's more welcoming, it's larger, it's easier, it's certainly less expensive and it's peaceful.
We were actually in control;our own home,even if it's temporary,being in this apartment in Florence feels good, like it's our own, something that not even a five star hotel could ever offer.
Jill my wife was checking her e-mail, I threw off my shoes, opened the wine and flopped on the couch, very relaxed.
In the morning we slept late, because we could, there was no hotel dining area dowstairs that was serving breakfast until ten o'clock only and then you starve.
I brought my wife the mandatory cup of tea in bed and we took our time getting ready, looking forward to a real cappuccinno and a hot wedge of superior "frittata" made with eggs, cheese and vebetables at Procacci, the famous cafe, a landmark in Florence, located in the elegant Via Tornabuonia, unchanged since 1885, the cafes fascade and interior are exactly as they were, still serving the best food and wine. The cafe was bought by the Italian winery Antinori seven years ago, not only to sell it's wine, but also to protect and retain this establishments history, like many do in Via Tornabuoni.
Locals and tourists alike come here for their breakfast, lunch snacks and a glass of wine in the evening, accompanied by small tartuffo rolls,simply delicious and something that only Procacci can do and are know for.
It was time to take the train back to Rome and as we were packing, my wife said to me"well we made the right decisison yet again choosing an apartment". I tended to agree with her as I was quietly thinking to myself, I am going to miss this place.
For independant travelers that enjoy apartment accommodation for the same reasons we did, you'll find a selection of all price ranges in Florence at www.florence-accom.com
About the Author
Leon Kamer is an Australian expat who now lives in Rome Italy. Together with his wife Jill, Leon runs an internet short term rental agency called Italy-Accom.com renting short term apartments and Villas all over Italy. The site now lists more than 700 properties and through the internet Leon and his wife Jill rent apartments to tourists coming to Italy from all over the world.
2000 mL of lemonade and transfer it to a half-gallon jug for storage. Which following statements is true?
The jug will be filled to 100% of its capacity with no lemonade spilled.
The jug will be filled to about 95% of its capacity.
The jug will be completely filled and a small amount of lemonade will overflow.
The pitcher will be completely filled and most of the lemonade will overflow.
2l=2.1 quarts, so about 3 ounces would overflow upon transfer
Throwing / making a small jug & handle on the wheel
