Ringkanne; Clay; hand-modeled; incised; clay; Total: Height: 26.9 cm; Width: 13.7 cm; Base diameter: 7.9 cm; Ceramics; Ornaments; Antiquity; The shape of the ring jug is found in Italy mainly during the Orientalizing period; in the 7th century B.C. Unusual compared to other jug shapes is especially the vertical orientation of the jug body. The vessel is decorated with incised lines. At the base of the neck three circular lines run around; above it a zigzag line; in the upper half of the neck two further lines; framed by a zigzag line at the top and bottom. On both sides of the body; three circular lines are arranged concentrically around the breakthrough. On the outside a wave band formed by s-shaped elements is attached. The narrow sides are decorated on both sides with a stylized plant with a palmette crown. In the incised lines; remains of a once red coloration are preserved.