The jug with the shape number "W9" was designed by the Bauhaus ceramist Werner Burri and captivates with its voluminous shape. Characteristic features are the slightly bulbous body and the slightly conical, wide neck flowing upwards. The ear handle, which is hinged about three centimeters below the upper rim, and the diametrically opposed drip-proof snout, which is positioned outward, round off the Bauhaus design. At 24 centimeters high and wide, the pitcher is as tall as it is wide. And with a capacity of two and a half liters, the is capable of quenching the thirst of an entire family. Whether water or lemonade, with the rustic pitcher W9 refreshing drinks of all kinds can be served in style.