Early 20th century. A group of two Majolica items comprising of a glug jug depicting a naturalistic fish with curled tail and wide open mouth turned upward acting as vase opening (approximately 7" tall x 2.75" diameter at base), and a teapot naturalistically modeled as a fish, the spout formed as smaller fish in the process of being swallowed, the dorsal fin the cover finial, its tail as the handle (approximately 6" tall x 10.5" wide).

There is a very minute flea bite to the back lower fin of glug fish. Minute flea bite to the interior lid of teapot. Teapot has some grazing commensurate with age and usage. Overall very good condition.