Regional Storage Pottery
Eastern Two-Handled Jar
DA-0406 · Eastern Anatolia
A tall, ovoid storage jar with two small loop handles at the neck and finely grooved sides, from the eastern part of Anatolia. Jars of this form were used to store and carry wine, molasses, cheese and butter. Placed singly or in a group of two or three in a lobby or on a terrace, it adds height and a quiet grey tone.
- Reference
- DA-0406
- Collection
- Regional Storage Pottery
- Origin
- Eastern Anatolia
- Availability
- Available · Collection order
— Door-to-door delivery to Montenegro and the Adriatic coast, all costs quoted upfront.
— Full export paperwork with every piece, including museum clearance.
— Photos or a live video call of the piece before you commit.
Hand-made pieces vary; we confirm exact measurements before purchase.
About this piece
How big is it?
We measure each Eastern Two-Handled Jar (DA-0406) you choose and confirm its exact dimensions and weight before you buy, because sizes vary from piece to piece.
How do I buy it, and how is it delivered?
Send an enquiry or a WhatsApp message with the reference DA-0406: we reply with photos, availability and a delivered price, usually within one working day. This type is supplied within a grouped collection order: orders from €5,000 ship on their own, smaller orders join the next consolidated shipment (8–10 weeks). It ships with an EUR.1 origin certificate and museum export clearance, door-to-door to Montenegro, the Balkans and the rest of Europe.
Delivery · Hotels & ProjectsBackground reading: From Pithos to Küp: Thousands of Years of Storage Jars in AnatoliaAlso see: Anatolian Amphorae, Olive & Dağar Jars, Avanos Pottery
