The flasks have a rounded or irregularly bulging body, a narrow neck and two handles ... and its place is taken by plain, thickened, rolled and ledge rims. ...

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The fourth image down is an orza - a ceramic or earthenware jar of the shape used for keeping conserves in (hence, I presume, chorizo a la orza etc).
The labio apestañado is the top rim which has a folded over lip. Unfortunately I can't find an image where this is clear in an orza, so here is one of another object, this time of glass: http://images.google.es/imgres?imgurl=http://www.ancienttouc... (sixth image down).

I am sure there is an appropriate technical term, but at least this should point you in the right direction.

Do you have an image to find out if it's earthenware of ceramic?

http://216.239.59.132/search?q=cache:Q58R-hXnJUcJ:www.ehu.es...

Orza 2-V (Lám. 1)
Descripción. Pequeño recipiente globular de cuello cóncavo, borde continuo o lige-
ramente exvasado y labio triangular o redondeado. Puede llevar un asa de cinta con
depresión central, que desde el labio se desarrolla hasta la zona de mayor diámetro del
cuerpo. En realidad son réplicas en pequeño tamaño de la Orza 1. Diámetro superior
conservado: entre 7,5 y 8,5 cm

http://216.239.59.132/search?q=cache:eLFM2i3oeKUJ:www.mayoli...

Posset Pot / Orza para “posset”
ca. 1680, England
International Folk Art Foundation, Santa Fe
Two-handled spouted pots were common vessels made for posset, a
hot drink made of milk, liquor, sugar, spices and other ingredients,
that was popular in the 17
th
century as a delicacy and as a remedy for colds. The sloppy
concoction was partially spooned out and partially sucked through the spout.
The origins of European mayólica lie within Spain. Spanish mayólica became, for a
time, one of the world’s most coveted ceramics. Prized for its aesthetic qualities,
mayólica also acts as a visual history. Encoded in its colorful forms and lusters, we find
evidence of Spain’s early encounter with the Islamic world, her later alliance with the
Christian world, and her political and economic ties with northern Europe and the
Mediterranean world. Elements of daily life in Spain -- diet, cuisine, costume and
custom are also revealed. Mexico transformed this ceramic art form to reflect its distinct
and vibrant culture

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so desarrollo, borde continuo y labio triangular, con o sin engrosar. Una pieza escapa. a esta descripción al poseer un borde apestañado con labio ...
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