Is this actually a jug?

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I bought this jug in a charity shop for a pound and I really like it but can't work out why it has such a small opening and whether it's even a jug at all or if it's something else entirely. Any wise mumsnetters able to shed any light?

Its a vase my dear.

Or an ornament?

Actually now I think its a jug. The more I look at it the more confused I am.

Yes I'm confused by it - I tried a google reverse image search but got nothing. I though it would be nice for making salad dressing in as I could slosh it around in there to mix it well.

It's very nice!

I thought it was a pie funnel but if it has a bottom then it isn’t!

Could be one of Gwyneths vag steamers!

Looks like a tagine lid to me!

I thought candlestick?

I'd say a ceramic olive oil drizzler. It should have a cork and a metal tube at the top.
Is there a maker's name on the base?
It's very nice!

It reminds me of one of those no spill mugs, but taken to extremes

www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1129064762/vintage-coffee-mug-70s-no-spill-mug?ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=wide+bottom+mug&ref=sr_gallery-1-22&cns=1

Thanks everyone. No no maker's name or any clues on it at all - I've done a google reverse image search and got nothing from that either. I like the idea of it being an olive oil drizzler and I think I may have one of those corks with a metal tube in my cutlery drawer.

It's an environmentally friendly covid mask from 2021 - worth a fortune these days!

@MeanMrMustardSeed

I thought candlestick?

I thought this too

It's cant be a jug because there is nowhere to pour from. Imagine the mess of trying to get milk into your coffee from that!

It's lovely! Is it a mini tagine?

It’s a tagine isn’t it?

Is it for making pour over coffee maybe?
Turned upside down with a paper filter inserted and placed over a mug or coffee pot.

If the OP is asking if it is is a jug then it must have a bottom so couldn't be a tagine because how would you get the food in or out?!

I’ve found it, but you may need a translator. I did an image search on Pinterest.

Could it be a (medical) steamer.
As in you fill it with hot water (and vick or eucalyptus or herbs) and breathe in the steam to alleviate bunged up sinus or relieve chestiness.

I think it’s a microwave kettle. I’ve seen a similar one before in India.

That picture is an oil lamp.

I mean the picture another poster found. You can see the wick.

Taglines have conical lids with no hole in them so it ain't a tagine!

Yes it's an oil lamp. It's missing it's wick though.