The terracotta-colored porcelain water bottle has a deep reddish-brown hue; Grey and Black offer lighter and darker alternatives. Use it for juice at breakfast, set it on the dinner table, or keep it beside the bed with a drinking glass.

Each bottle is sold individually with a natural smoked cork stopper. The porcelain body is dishwasher safe with the stopper removed.

Two small birds perch near the top of the handle, adding a sculptural detail to a piece that is still made for everyday serving. With a capacity of 60.9 fl oz, the pitcher holds enough water, iced tea, lemonade, or juice for a dinner table or a long lunch outdoors before returning indoors for cleanup.

At 9.5 inches high, it also works well beyond drinks. Fill it with branches or cut flowers between meals, or leave it on an open shelf where the leaf texture and birds can be seen from the side.

The pitcher is hand-painted and made in Portugal. It is dishwasher safe and suitable for microwave reheating. Avoid conventional oven use and sudden changes in temperature.

Made in Portugal from earthenware, the pitcher has a textured cream-colored surface with olive branches, leaves, and ripening fruit modeled in relief and painted by hand. The handle continues the botanical treatment, giving the piece the dimensional character associated with Bordallo Pinheiro ceramics.

Its generous 86.4 fl oz capacity makes it practical for serving water, iced tea, lemonade, or other drinks at a larger table. At almost 10 inches high, it also has enough visual presence to remain out between meals rather than disappearing into a cabinet.

The Olival Pitcher is dishwasher safe and can be used in the microwave for reheating. Avoid abrupt temperature changes and conventional oven use.

The pitcher belongs to one of Bordallo Pinheiro’s best-known naturalistic collections. What began as a satirical elevation of an ordinary Portuguese vegetable has developed into a broad range of functional tableware. Here, the cabbage form is not applied as surface decoration; the leaves determine the shape of the vessel, the lip, and the irregular outline.

Its 1.5-liter capacity works for water, lemonade, iced tea, fruit punch, or sangria. The wide opening leaves room for ice, citrus slices, cucumber, mint, or other garnishes. At brunch, use it for orange juice. For a summer dinner, it can hold chilled gazpacho or cucumber soup to pour into small cups at the table.

The relatively low 6.9-inch height allows the pitcher to remain near the center of a dining table without obstructing views. Its broad, leafy silhouette is especially effective beside plain glassware, white plates, natural linen, or simple wood serving boards; it does not require a complete cabbage-themed setting.

Once the drinks are finished, the pitcher has several useful second lives. Bordallo Pinheiro photographs it as a flower vase, and the wide ruffled opening is well suited to loose garden arrangements, tulips, chamomile, eucalyptus, or leafy branches. It can also remain on the kitchen counter as a holder for wooden spoons and cooking utensils.

Made in Portugal from hand-painted earthenware, the pitcher is microwave safe for reheating and dishwasher safe. Never run it empty in the microwave, remove it promptly after the dishwasher cycle, and avoid sudden temperature changes. Oven use is not recommended. Because the rim is irregular and projecting, allow it some clearance from heavier pieces during washing and storage.

The hand-painted colors are based on the markings of a mallard: a mottled green head, chestnut-brown breast, cream and brown body, and darker wing details. The pitcher is finished on every side, so it remains convincing when viewed from across a dining table or displayed on an open shelf.

At breakfast, use it for orange juice or cold milk. For an outdoor lunch, it can carry iced water, lemonade, or tea. In the evening, it provides a memorable container for sangria, fruit punch, or a prepared batch cocktail. Plain glasses and simple linens are enough; the pitcher supplies all the color and character the table needs.

Its 13-inch height also makes it useful away from the dining table. Fill it with tulips, narcissus, dahlias, meadow flowers, or a loose branch from the garden. It can also remain empty on a bar cart, kitchen shelf, or sideboard, where the raised bill, handle, wings, and feet are easier to appreciate than they would be inside a crowded cabinet.

Made in Portugal from hand-painted earthenware, the pitcher is microwave safe for reheating and dishwasher safe. Oven use is not recommended, and sudden temperature changes should be avoided. The piece weighs approximately 2.5 pounds before filling; when carrying it full, hold the handle securely and support the body with the other hand.

Because each pitcher is painted by hand, slight differences in shading and brushwork should be expected.

With a capacity of 2.75 liters—almost three quarts—it is designed for a table rather than a single place setting. Fill it with iced water, lemonade, iced tea, sangria, or a nonalcoholic fruit punch. At brunch, the tomato form makes an especially good container for tomato juice or a prepared batch of Bloody Marys. It can also be used to pour chilled gazpacho into small cups for an outdoor lunch or summer dinner.

The pitcher does not require an entire themed table setting. Used with clear glasses and plain white, green, or terracotta-colored dishes, it provides enough color and detail on its own. It also pairs naturally with the Tomato collection’s bowls, plates, and covered serving pieces when a more complete arrangement is wanted.

Between meals, the pitcher can hold a loose bunch of basil, garden flowers, dahlias, or leafy stems. Its broad red body also works as a standalone object on an open kitchen shelf, bar cart, or dining room sideboard.

The pitcher is made in Portugal from hand-painted earthenware. It is microwave safe for reheating and dishwasher safe, but oven use is not recommended. Avoid sudden temperature changes, and never run the piece empty in the microwave. A full 2.75-liter pitcher becomes fairly heavy, so support the body with a second hand when carrying or pouring.

With a capacity of approximately 2.3 liters, the pitcher can handle more than a few glasses of water. Fill it with iced tea or lemonade for an outdoor lunch, orange juice for brunch, or sangria for a long dinner. At a seafood meal, the fish form can carry the theme without requiring matching plates or nautical accessories. Pairing it with plain glassware and simple white dinnerware keeps the table from becoming overly busy.

The pitcher also works well on a bar cart, where its 13-inch height provides a useful vertical element among shorter bottles and glasses. Between meals, it can hold tall flowers, leafy stems, or a single branch, or remain empty on an open shelf as a sculptural ceramic object.

Bordallo Pinheiro classifies the pitcher as functional tableware. It is microwave safe for reheating and dishwasher safe, although its height and projecting fins require careful placement. Never run the pitcher empty in the microwave, remove it from the dishwasher after the cycle ends, and avoid abrupt changes in temperature. Oven use is not recommended.

The pitcher weighs almost 2.5 pounds before it is filled. When serving a full pitcher, hold it securely through the central opening and support the body with the other hand when necessary.

Made in Italy by IVV from borosilicate glass, Narciso has that crisp vertical fluting that feels good in the hand and catches light in a slightly playful way, especially in the colored versions. It’s lightweight, durable, resistant to heat and thermal shock, and dishwasher safe—so it’s a daily-use object, not a precious one.

It holds 1.25 liters, which is the sweet spot for keeping water on the table, mixing iced tea, or pouring wine without constant refills. Like any hand-made glass, you’ll see small variations up close. That’s part of the point.

The removable inner vial is the useful part. Pull it out, add water, and a single stem suddenly looks “styled” with almost no effort. Put the vial back in and the whole thing stays tidy. It works on a dining table, a shelf, or a bedside surface where you want color, but not clutter. Made in Italy, 32.5 cm tall.