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The Kitchen Table · Pour & share

Glass Jugs & Wine Decanters

Put something good in the middle of the table.

A patterned water jug, a clear recycled-glass serving jug or a green decanter with a generous curve. These are pieces for pouring from and leaving within reach. Choose the handle, neck and capacity that suit your table, whether lunch calls for a jug of water or wine to share.

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Orange juice being poured from a clear glass jug into a tumbler on a wooden table.
The Kitchen TableClear, patterned and coloured glass for the shared pour.

Jug or decanter?

Compare a handled pouring shape with a narrower serving neck.

Check the full footprint

Allow space for the handle, base and cupboard height.

Match the care

Cleaning guidance differs between the individual glass designs.

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A jug is part of the setting

Water looks more at home on a dining table when it has a proper pouring piece. A clear jug keeps the contents visible; a pressed pattern adds texture alongside simple plates. Choose a size that can sit within reach without pushing the place settings aside. Explore patterned glassware for the matching Romantic tumbler or a different etched design, and leave enough space around the handle for a comfortable grip.

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The shape between the glasses

The low, rounded base and long neck of the green Twist decanter create a different outline from a handled jug. Its colour can connect with green drinking glasses or stand alone among clear ones. Check the base diameter as well as the capacity so it has a comfortable place on the table. Our wine glass collection offers coloured stems and a simple clear stemless shape to complete the arrangement.

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A useful pouring piece for your table

Capacity is only part of choosing a jug. Look at the grip, the base and the space it will occupy when full, then decide whether a handled jug or a wine decanter suits the occasion.

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What is the difference between a jug and a decanter here?

The jugs have handles and pouring lips for serving drinks at the table. The green Twist wine decanter has a wide base and a narrower neck, giving it a different shape to hold and pour from. Choose by intended use and compare the product dimensions before ordering.

Which glasses go with the patterned water jug?

The Bormioli Rocco Romantic jug has a matching pressed-pattern tumbler in the glassware collection, and a jug-and-glasses bundle may also be available. Check the current listing to see exactly what is included. It also works beside simpler clear glasses if you prefer one patterned piece.

Can these jugs hold hot drinks or go in the dishwasher?

Do not assume a glass jug is suitable for hot liquids. Follow its stated uses and temperature guidance. Cleaning also differs: the patterned Bormioli Rocco jug is listed as dishwasher safe, while the green Twist decanter recommends hand washing. Check the recycled-glass jug's own instructions separately.