vessel
container, especially for domestic preparation or serving of food and drink
Acoustic jar
ceramic vessels to improve acoustics
jug
container used to hold liquid
compote bowl
wide, flat, often stemmed vessel in which dessert compote is traditionally served
goblet
drinking vessel with a large bowl, of various shapes and materials, resting on a stemmed foot
cup
vessel for liquids
amphora
type of storage container
crucible
container in which substances are heated
vacuum packing
method of removing air from package prior to sealing
canteen
drinking vessel
bottle
closable cylindrical container for transport and storage of liquids and gases
scale pan
pan to hold weights, or items to be weighed, on a balance scale
punch bowl
large bowl used for punch
Amen glasses
Jacobite glasses, wine glasses, drinking glasses, drinking vessels
sieve
tool for breaking or separation of solid materials
alabastron
ancient small container for oil
fasa
Polish wooden vessel
vase
open container
canopic jar
jar in which the organs of a mummy are kept
soup cup
type of bowl for eating soup
ewer
Ewers, vessels designed to contain and pour water (Old French: ''evier'' from ''eau'', water); defined by function not by shape, which is varied.
chrismatory
vessel for a religious oil or unguent
toilet bowl
part of a flush toilet
New Year's flask
type of bottle offered as a celebratory gift in Ancient Egypt for the New Year
drinking vessel
class of container from which you drink
pot
rounded container used for domestic purposes, such as cooking or serving
memory jug
jug covered in small objects, often left at African American gravesites
pipkin
earthenware cooking pot with a single straight handle used for cooking over direct heat from coals or a wood fire