Stock Photo - Jug with two acorns on the thumb grip. The jug is composed of the following parts: the body, the lid (cast and twisted), the handle, the spout and the thumb rest (molded). The cylindrical body has a spherical upper part and widens at the bottom. The bottom has a center point. The hull has a wide rib in the middle of the lower half, flanked by two narrow ribs, as well as two narrow ribs resp. above and below. In the upwardly widening transition to the spherical portion of the hull, the shape of the widening at the bottom is somewhat repeated. The spherical part is opened at the front from top to bottom by the taper tapering from above flat spout. A small triangular opening has been made for this on the inside. The spout reaches at the top against the short neck, which ends in a somewhat protruding lip edge. Attached to this is the handle, which is more or less rounded at the top and kinks in at the bottom with an obtuse angle and then bends downwards. The single-hinge hinge for the more or less spherical lid is located on the handle against the lip edge. The flat field on top is enclosed by a double rib and has the center hole in the middle. The thumb rest is formed by two acorns., anonymous, Neurenberg (possibly), 1450 - 1500, brass (alloy), soldering, h 23.7 cm × w 18.3 cm × d 11.4 cm