Multi-necked jug
Also called double-necked jug, two-necked jug, triple-necked
- Objects
- 14
In the Compendium
Jugs and Juglets › Multi-necked jug
A one-handled vessel with a neck, the commonest closed shape in Cypriot pottery, made from the start of the Bronze Age to the Cypro-Classical period.
Across the catalogue
Decoration techniques
Places of production
- Cyprus10
Findspots
Collections
- Larnaca Museum5
- Pierides Museum, Larnaca3
- The Ashmolean Museum2
- The British Museum Collection2
- Alexis Drakopoulos1
- The Metropolitan Museum of Art1
Objects
14 objects
Double Necked Red Polished Jar
Early Bronze Age II
Double necked Red Polished jug with bulbous body
Early Bronze Age III
Large Twin Necked Jug
Early Bronze Age I
Large Twin Necked Red Polished Bottle
Early Bronze Age I
One neck (broken off) of Red Polished jut with three necks
Early Bronze Age III
Red Polished Double-Necked Jug with Two Modelled Birds
Early Bronze Age II
Red Polished Double-Spout Jug
Early Bronze Age III
Red Polished Twin Spout Jug
Middle Bronze Age I
Terracotta jug with two necks
Middle Bronze Age I
Triple Necked Jug
Early Bronze Age II
Two Necked Jug
Early Bronze Age II
Two Necked Jug
Late Bronze Age II
Two Necked Jug
Late Bronze Age II
White Painted Twin Necked Jug
Late Bronze Age II