Antique German Slipware Jug — Found in East Berlin

A soulful piece of antique German folk pottery, found in East Berlin. Likely dating to the late 19th or early 20th century, this hand-thrown slipware jug features classic regional motifs—bands of trailed cobalt blue and chestnut brown over a warm, creamy glaze.

Its generous shape and softly aged glaze suggest a life once lived on a farmhouse table—filled with milk or wildflowers, passed hand to hand. The circular patterns, slightly irregular and full of character, speak to the quiet beauty of handmade traditions.

A timeless piece with roots in rural German craftsmanship. We love it simply styled on a shelf, or filled with meadow blooms to bring a touch of rustic history into your home.

Dimensions;
Height: 18.5cm
Top diameter: 8cm
Base diameter: 8cm