On one of the latter stood a brass tray with a silver jug and tiny cups.
Then they vanished again, this time to return with a large silver jug and two jeweled cups.
The Captain poured wine into silver cups from his silver jug.
He drank again, emptying his cup, then poured more wine from the silver jug.
This is symbolized by the silver jug in the Nassau lion's paws.
Eskodas stood and left the room, returning moments later with a silver jug.
Quietly as he could, he got out of his four-poster and went to pour himself some water from the silver jug beneath the window.
He offers as an example an egg-shaped silver jug, an 1865 reproduction made in the style of 1715.
He stuck his finger in the silver jug and withdrew it.
The water came in a silver jug, served in a gleaming crystal glass.
