The Bogler bottle with the shape number "1923F" was designed by the Bauhaus ceramist Theodor Bogler, just like its sister the 1923A and 1923B jars. Its practical funnel-shaped opening allows to store your favorite oil or the best balsamic vinegar of Italy in a stylish and sustainable way. Characteristic is the conical body that narrows towards the neck. The flat, round lid with the hinged, conical knob harmoniously rounds off the design. At 28 centimeters high and ten centimeters wide, the Bogler bottle is just under three times as tall as it is wide. And with a capacity of one liter, the bottle meets common filling volumes.