Public-domain vessels

200 public-domain plates · 39th century BCE to 20th century · 259 attributed

• Ritual Vessel India, Pakistan or Nepal12th century or later
• Bowl-Shaped Vessel with Cover (Gui) and Pierced Collar ChinaEastern Han dynasty (25–220 A.D.), 1st century
• Stemmed Bowl (dou) ChinaQing dynasty (1644–1911), Qianlong reign (1736–95)
• Tripod Vessel with Squared Handles, Wheel Patterns at Neck ChinaNorthern Song (960–1127) or Jin dynasty (1115–1234), c. 12th century
• Lobed Jar KoreaGoryeo dynasty (918–1392), 12th century
• Oil Bottle with Floral Motifs KoreaGoryeo dynasty (918–1392), early 11th century
• Covered Jar with Floral Motif KoreaGoryeo dynasty (918–1392), 12th century
• Compressed Spherical Bowl ("Alms Bowl") ChinaSong dynasty (960–1279)
• Double Melon-Shaped Box ChinaFive dynasties (907–960)
• Oil bottle with Scrollwork KoreaGoryeo dynasty (918–1392), 12th/13th century
• Preserve Jar Artist unknown (American, 18th–19th century)1790–1830
• Vessel Fragment with Fleur-de-lis Emblems Islamic; Fustat (now Cairo), EgyptMamluk dynasty (1250–1517), 14th–15th century
• Bowl Fragment with Rosette Emblem Islamic; Fustat (now Cairo), EgyptMamluk dynasty (1250–1517), 14th–15th century
• Vessel Fragment Islamic; Fustat (now Cairo), EgyptMamluk dynasty (1250–1517), 14th–15th century
• Vessel Fragment with Bird Decoration Islamic; Fustat (now Cairo), EgyptMamluk dynasty (1250–1517), 15th century
• Vessel Fragment with Polo Stick Emblem Islamic; Fustat (now Cairo), EgyptMamluk dynasty (1250–1517), 14th–15th century
• Bowl Fragment with Arabic Inscription Islamic; Fustat (now Cairo), EgyptMamluk dynasty (1250–1517), 14th–15th century
• Beaker IncaLate 15th–early 16th century
• Transcendent Buddha Akshobhya and Vessel Overflowing with Foliage (Purnagata) Tibet or Nepal15th/16th century
• Tripod Food Container (Li) ChinaShang dynasty, Erligang period (c. 1500–1400 B.C.)
• Beaker ChinaShang dynasty (c. 1600–1050 B.C.)
• Rectangular Tureen (fu) ChinaEastern Zhou dynasty, Spring and Autumn period (770–481 B.C.)
• Tripod Caldron (Ding) ChinaEastern Zhou dynasty, Spring and Autumn period (770–481 B.C.), late 6th century B.C., State of Jin
• Goblet (jue) ChinaMing dynasty, Tianshun period (1457–1464), 1464
• Beaker ChinaShang dynasty (c. 1600–1050 B.C.)
• Wine Jar (Hu) ChinaEastern Zhou dynasty, Warring States period (475–221 B.C.), c. 5th century B.C.
• Wine Vessel (hu or zhong) ChinaWestern Han dynasty (206 B.C.–A.D. 9), 2nd/1st century B.C.
• Jug Herculaneum Pottery1800–10
• Bean pot Lyman, Fenton & Co.1849–58
• Jar Artist unknown (American, active 18th–19th century)1795
• Jar Artist unknown (American, active 18th–19th century)1790–1840
• Jug Zanesville Glass Works (American, 1820–40)1815–30
• Ewer Edward Lycett (American, born England, 1833–1910)1886–90
• Decanter Probably Boston and Sandwich Glass Company (American, 1825–88)c. 1830s
• Log Cabin Marmalade Covered jar Central Glass Company (American, 1867–96)c. 1875
• Covered Jar Artist unknown (American, 18th–19th century)1780–1820
• Jug Artist unknown (American, 18th–19th century)1790–1830
• Jug English for the American marketc. 1795
• Toby Jug D. & J. Henderson Co.1828–30
• Covered jar Artist unknown (American, 19th–20th century)c. 1902
• Covered bowl Artist unknown (American, 19th–20th century)1880–1900
• Jug Artist unknown (American, 18th–19th century)1790–1830
• Basin Artist unknown (American, 19th century)1800–50
• Jug English for the American marketc. 1825
• Saleratus Jar George Muk1848
• Jug Artist unknown (American, 19th century)1800–30
• Jug Artist unknown (American, 18th–19th century)1790–1830
• Bottle Artist unknown (American, 19th century)c. 1830
• Jug John Bell1850–80
• Churn E. Norton & Co.1881–85
• Bottle Lyman, Fenton & Company1849–52
• Jar Lyman, Fenton & Company1849
• Snuff Jar Lyman, Fenton & Company1849–52
• Cider jug Artist unknown (American, 18th–19th century)c. 1800
• Flask Lyman, Fenton & Company1840–60
• Jug Herculaneum Pottery (English, 1796–1840)1800–10
• Bottle Lyman, Fenton & Company1849–52
• Jug English for the American marketc. 1800
• Jug Liverpool, England1796–1803
• Jug Artist unknown (American, 18th–19th century)1790–1820
• Vase EgyptianNew Kingdom, Dynasty 19 (about 1295-1186 BCE)
• Flask EgyptianNew Kingdom, Dynasty 19-20 (1295-1069 BCE)
• Vase EgyptianNew Kingdom, Dynasty 19 (about 1295-1186 BCE)
• Vase in the Shape of a Pomegranate Egyptian1250-1200 BCE
• Vessel EgyptianOld Kingdom (?), Dynasties 3–8 (about 2686–2160 BCE)
• Decorated Ware Jar EgyptianPredynastic Period, Naqada II (about 3800–3300 BCE)
• Black-topped Red Ware Jar EgyptianPredynastic Period, Naqada II (about 3800–3300 BCE)
• Vessel EgyptianNew Kingdom, Dynasty 18–20 (about 1550–1069 BCE) ?
• Oil Jar with Lid EgyptianMiddle Kingdom, Dynasty 12 (about 1985-1773 BCE)
• Jar EgyptianOld Kingdom, Dynasty 3–8 (2707–2219 BCE)
• Vessel with Lug Handles EgyptianPredynastic Period–Old Kingdom (about 4000–2250 BCE)
• Vessel EgyptianArchaic Period–Old Kingdom, Dynasty 1–3 (about 3050–2630 BCE)
• Vessel EgyptianNew Kingdom (?), Dynasty 18–20 (about 1550 BCE–1069 BCE)
• Vessel EgyptianOld Kingdom, Dynasty 4–6 (about 2613–2181 BCE)
• Vessel EgyptianEarly Dynastic Period–Old Kingdom, Dynasty 1–6 (about 3000–2181 BCE)
• White Cross-lined Ware Vase EgyptianPredynastic Period, Naqada I (about 4000–3500 BCE)
• Vessel EgyptianNew Kingdom, Mid–Dynasty 18–Early Dynasty 19 (about 1350–1200 BCE)
• Vessel with Lug Handles EgyptianPredynastic Period/Old Kingdom (about 4000–2250 BCE)
• Vessel EgyptianRoman Period (1st century BCE–4th century CE)
• Vessel EgyptianOld Kingdom, Dynasty 5–6 (about 2494–2181 BCE)
• Vessel EgyptianOld Kingdom, Dynasty 5–6 (about 2494–2181 BCE)
• Vessel EgyptianOld Kingdom, Dynasty 5–6 (about 2494–2181 BCE)
• Situla EgyptianLate Period–Ptolemaic Period (664–30 BCE)
• Vessel EgyptianEarly Dynastic Period–Early Old Kingdom, Dynasty 1–3 (about 3000–2613 BCE)
• Vessel EgyptianRoman Period (30 BCE–495 CE)
• Black-topped Red Ware Beaker EgyptianPredynastic Period, Naqada II Period (about 3500–3200 BCE)
• Vessel EgyptianOld Kingdom, Dynasty 5–6 (about 2494–2181 BCE)
• Vessel EgyptianThird Intermediate Period (?) (about 1069–664 BCE)
• Vessel EgyptianNew Kingdom, Dynasty 18 (?) (about 1550–1295 BCE)
• Dish EgyptianThird Intermediate Period, Dynasty 21–25 (?) (about 1069–664 BCE)
• Black-topped Red Ware Jar EgyptianPredynastic Period, Naqada I–II (about 4000–3200 BCE)
• Vessel EgyptianNew Kingdom, Dynasty 18 (about 1550–1295 BCE)
• Miniature New Year's Flask EgyptianLate Period, Dynasty 26, reign of Psamtek I (664–610 BCE)
• Vase Depicting Warriors in Battle and Capturing Prisoners Moche100 BCE–500 CE
• Blackware Vessel with a Relief Depicting a Figure Fighting a Crab Moche100 BCE–500 CE
• Gourd with Rattle Incised with Costumed Ritual Perfomer Nazca180 BCE–500 CE
• Aryballos (Container for Oil) Etrusco-Corinthian; Etruria, Italy625-600 BCE
• Hydria (Water Jar) Greek; probably Campania, Italy400-350 BCE
• Amphora (Storage Jar) Close to the style of the Antimenes Painter530-520 BCE
• Oinochoe (Pitcher) Attributed to The Painter of Naples 3136about 440 BCE
• Volute Krater (Mixing Bowl) Attributed to the White Saccos Group330-320 BCE
• Knob-Handled Patera (Dish) Attributed to the Baltimore Painter330-320 BCE
• Double-Handled Flask Byzantine; Eastern Mediterranean4th-5th century
• Doubled-Handled Flask Late Roman or Byzantine; Eastern Mediterranean4th–5th century
• Flask Byzantine; Eastern Mediterranean5th-6th century
• Double-Handled Jar Late Roman or Byzantine; Eastern Mediterranean300-450
• Jug Byzantine; Eastern Mediterranean, probably Syria6th century
• Double-Handled Bottle Byzantine; Eastern Mediterranean6th century
• Jug Byzantine; Eastern Mediterranean, probably Syria6th century
• Flat Flask Byzantine; Eastern Mediterranean5th-6th century
• Jar Byzantine5th-7th century
• Jug Roman; Eastern Mediterranean3rd-4th century
• Jug Roman; Eastern Mediterranean1st-3rd century
• Flask Roman4th century
• Flask Roman2nd century
• Flask Roman3rd-4th century
• Jar Roman or Byzantine; Eastern Mediterranean2nd-6th century
• Sprinkler or Dropper Bottle Roman; Eastern Mediterranean2nd-4th century
• Jar Roman; Levant or Syria2nd century
• Jar Roman; Eastern Mediterranean3rd-5th century
• Jar Roman; Levant or Syria4th-5th century
• Jug Late Roman or Byzantine; Eastern Mediterranean4th century
• Jar Roman; Levant or Syria3rd-5th century
• Jug Roman; Eastern Mediterranean, probably Syria4th century
• Jar Roman; Levant or Syria4th-5th century
• Jar Roman; Levant or Syria2nd-4th century
• Jar Roman; Levant or Syria2nd-4th century
• Jar Roman2nd-3rd century
• Jar Roman, Levant or Syria3rd-5th century
• Wide-Bottomed Flask Roman, Eastern Mediterranean3rd century
• Flask: Ungentarium Roman2nd century
• Jar Roman, Eastern Mediterranean2nd-4th century
• Jug Late Roman or Byzantine; Eastern Mediterranean4th century
• Double-Handled Flask Roman, probably Palestine or Syria4th century
• Jug Late Roman or Byzantine; Eastern Mediterraneanlate 4th-5th century
• Jar Roman, Eastern Mediterranean2nd-4th century
• Double Jug Roman2nd-3rd century
• Jar Roman; Syria or Ancient Mediterranean2nd-3rd century
• Jar Roman; Levant or Syria2nd-3rd century
• Jug Late Roman or Byzantine; Eastern Mediterranean4th century
• Jar Roman; Levant or Syria2nd-3rd century
• Jar Roman; Syria2nd-3rd century
• Jar Roman; Syria2nd-4th century
• Pyxis (Container for Personal Objects) Etruscan7th-6th century BCE
• Stamnos (Mixing Jar) Attributed to Syriskos (formerly the Copenhagen Painter)480-470 BCE
• Parrot Olla Ceramist unknown (Acoma)c. 1880s
• Saucepot ChinaSouthern Song (1127–1279) or Yuan dynasty (1279–1368), 13th/14th century
• Lobed Cosmetic Box with Flowering Stems ChinaSouthern Song (1127–1279) or Yuan dynasty (1279–1368), 13th/14th century
• Tripod Incense Burner (Censer) with Peony-Leaf Scrolls, Netlike Petals, and Masklike Legs ChinaNorthern Song (960–1127) or Jin dynasty (1115–1234), c. 12th century
• Tripod Incense Burner (Censer) with Monster-Head Feet and Loop Handles ChinaSouthern Song dynasty (1127–1279)
• Stemcup with Pearl-Edged Lobes and Central Floret ChinaYuan dynasty (1271–1368)
• Globular Jar with Overlapping Leaves ChinaFive Dynasties period (907–960)
• Large Censer ChinaQing dynasty (1644–1911), dated 1673
• Deep Pot Japanc. 2000–1000 B.C.
• Jar (hu or zhong) ChinaWestern Han dynasty (206 B.C.–A.D.9)
• Covered Jar (Hu) 东周时期鎏金错银壶 China Eastern Zhou dynasty, Warring States period (480–221 B.C.), late 4th/3rd century B.C.
• Covered Cosmetic Boxes KoreaGoryeo dynasty (918–1392), 13th century
• Covered Cosmetic Boxes KoreaGoryeo dynasty (918–1392), 13th century
• Covered Jar KoreaGoryeo dynasty (918–1392), 12th–13th century
• Flask Artist unknown (American, 19th century)1840–60
• Jug English for the American market1800–25
• Butchers' Guild Vessel in the Form of a Bull Lindau, Germanyc. 1750
• Vessel EgyptianOld Kingdom, Dynasty 5–8 (about 2494–2160 BCE)
• Lekythos (Oil Jar) Greek; Athensabout 440 BCE
• Vessel Fragment with Bird and Hare Decoration Islamic; Egypt or SyriaAyyubid dynasty (1171-1250), 12th-13th century
• Dish Fragment with Hare Decoration Islamic; Fustat (now Cairo), EgyptMamluk dynasty (1250-1517), 14th-15th century
• Alabastron with Inscription Egyptian; probably Naukratis, EgyptLate Period, Dynasty 26–27 (664–404 BCE)
• Vessel with Lug Handles EgyptianPredynastic Period, Naqada II–III (about 3500–3000 BCE)
• Vessel with Lug Handles EgyptianPredynastic Period, Naqada II–III (about 3500–3000 BCE)
• Jar EgyptianEarly Dynastic Period–Old Kingdom, Dynasty 1–4 (about 3000–2498 BCE)
• Vessel EgyptianArchaic Period/Old Kingdom, Dynasty 1–3 (3050–2630 BCE)
• Vessel EgyptianArchaic Period/Old Kingdom, Dynasty 1–3 (3050–2630 BCE)
• Jar EgyptianEarly Dynastic Period–Old Kingdom, Dynasty 1–8 (about 3000–2160 BCE)
• Jar with Handles EgyptianPredynastic Period, Naqada II (about 3500–3200 BCE)
• Alabastron (Container for Scented Oil) Attributed to the Diosphos Painterabout 500-480 BCE
• Hydria (Water Jar) Attributed to The Leningrad Painter470-460 BCE
• Amphora (Storage Jar) Attributed to the Sabouroff Painter455-445 BCE
• Face Jug Artist unknown (American, 19th century)c. 1860
• Fragment of a Drum Chamber Ceramist unknown (Nazca)180 BCE–500 CE
• Pedestal Bowl Depicting an Anthropomorphic Saurian Figure Coclé1100–1300
• Polychrome Jar Isabel Medina Toribio, Aitiye’ (Zia Pueblo, c. 1884–1939)c. 1920
• Jar Roman, Levant or Syria3rd-4th century
• Cylindrical Tripod Censer (Incense Burner) with Cloud-Scroll Feet ChinaSouthern Song dynasty (1127–1279), 12th/13th century
• Oil Bottle with Peony Motif KoreaGoryeo dynasty (918–1392), 12th-13th century
• Kuttrolf (Bottle with Divided Neck) Late Roman or Byzantine; possibly Eastern Mediterranean4th century
• Jar with Basket Handle Roman; probably Eastern Mediterranean3rd-4th century
• Jar Late Roman or early Byzantine; coast of Syria or Palestine4th-5th century
• Jar Late Roman or early Byzantine; coast of Syria or Palestine3rd-4th century
• Sprinkler or Dropper Bottle Roman; probably Eastern Mediterranean3rd-4th century
• Jug Romanlate 1st-early 2nd century
• Dish Hellenistic or early Roman; eastern MediterraneanMid 2nd-early 1st century BCE
• Vessel with Black-and-White Motifs Ceramist unknown (Acoma)1890s
• Jar with Horned Serpents and Interlocking, Hatched-and-Black Stepped Designs Ceramist unknown (Ancestral Puebloan), Socorro Black-on-white950–1400
• Bell Krater (Mixing Bowl) Manner of the Niobid Painterabout 450 BCE
• Jar Edward William Farrar (American, 1808-1845)c. 1830
• Bottle with Underwater Serpents Mississippian, Nodena red and white1300–1500
• Wine Container ChinaShang dynasty ( About 1600–1046 BC ), 12th/11th century BC
• Goblet (jia) ChinaLate Shang dynasty, 13th century–1046 B.C.
• Grain Vessel (Gui) ChinaLate Shang/early Western Zhou dynasty, 11th century B.C.
• Food container ChinaWestern Zhou dynasty ( 1046–771 BC ), 2nd half of 11th century BC