King David’s Period Oil Dipper Clay Jug – Iron Age Period 900 B.C

Name: King David's Period Oil Dipper Clay Jug - Iron Age Period 900 B.C
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Iron Age pouring jug – First Temple period pottery.

King David’s time artifact.

Height: 5.8″ / 15 cm ancient jug.

Antique Pouring clay pitcher.

Jug discovered in Jerusalem.

Includes a Certificate of authenticity.

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Iron Age pouring jug with handle from the First Temple period.

The Oil Dipper Jug and Oil Filler, dating back to the time of King David.

It is a remarkable artifact that showcases the ingenuity and craftsmanship of ancient pottery. This dual-purpose vessel is not only a testament to the practicality of ancient designs but also serves as a unique piece of historical art.

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Weight	0.2 kg

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SKU: FKT59 Categories: Ancient Pottery, Ancient Pouring Vessels and Pitchers Tags: Ancient Pottery for Sale, Iron Age II (1000 - 550 B.C.), King David Pottery

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King David’s Period Oil Dipper Clay Jug – Iron Age Period 900 B.C

Iron Age pouring jug – First Temple period pottery.

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Iron Age pouring jug with handle from the First Temple period.

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