Traditional Spanish village camp wine keep /drinking vessels ( botijo ) made in high grade silver 915/1000 Feature plain round base rises main body bulbous shaped and ends with upper hallowed round ring handle , on one sides has traditionally narrow drinking spout and on opposite side inward filling orifice with crock mounted and attached chain stopper , wine leafs and wine grapes chased decorations throughout main body, casted wine leafs on joint between main body and the large upper hallowed handle Hallmarks: Spanish hallmarks : five corners star purity mark and spider mark possibly logo mark of Pasgorcy Spain ( marks on bottom) Dutch hallmarks ( presumably import marks ) placed on inward filling neck ) from left to right as - x in round cartouche for year 1982 / 1983 - Minerva head covered face left with no 3 - passant lyon rise left paw with Roman numeral II underneath for silver 833 or higher standard - makers mark / sponsors mark RJA + ( unidentified) Condition: As new , now signs of use , great uniformity coloured silver tarnish patina ( decided to not clean that will spoil south a great antique look ) All pictures are part of description with actual item , (object looks better on real life then in photos ) Dimensions High 26 cm from base to top circular hallow handle , 19 cm along , 16 cm diameter in the middle Liquid capacity measured approximately 2900 ml ( just little short of 3 l ) Weight 570 grams Weight with wood box 2.1 kg Shipping registered from Canary Islands overseas territory of Spain Custom / Tax duty processing may be required for some EU countries is solely responsibility of the buyer in the country of destination, Total gross shipping weight 2.1 kg including the wood box inquiries relevant shipping charges Prior shipping I would like buyer to contact me This is unusual rather rare item , not known if available, suits collectors and enthusiasts alike lovers of special silverware Ceramic version of this kind of vessels can be found online for more information