The jug with the hole Kupferkrug Zint outlet Handmade 1920-1950

The jug with the hole Kupferkrug Zint Handmade 1920-1950.

The old copper jug with the hole in the ground by copper master Eugen Zint (1020-1950).
Dimensions
Height approx. 13 cm
Diameter bottom 11.5 cm
Diameter top 5.5 cm
Width from handle to beak 12 cm

Someone wants to ask themselves if I'm crazy, maybe it is, maybe not.
I remember the jug well, I was the one who noticed the hole in the ground. I loved the jug as a child and always used it for watering flowers. My horror was great when one day the water dripped on my bare outlet feet. I didn't know where the hole came from, cried and drove my grandma crazy with questions about the hole. So she asked my uncles to fix the jug. The traces can still be seen but the hole came back, there was nothing to do.
For some time I plugged the hole with my finger and still watered my flowers. But then my grandmother more and more often put the branches of Palm Sunday in the jug, in contrast to my meadow flowers they did not need water.
One day I still experienced great joy. I came home from school and on the lunch table in the kitchen was the jug with the hole and beautifully arranged meadow flowers in it. I bombarded grandma with questions and had to listen to a thousand funny and crazy answers until I finally looked into the jug and discovered a glass container with water inside.
As you can see, we never fixed the hole, but we tricked it well.

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It is a private sale from owned property. The article is in the described vintage condition, please take a close look at pictures. Liability, return and warranty are excluded, used items.