Stoneware vinegar jar

Large terracotta (stoneware) jar, glazed in places, with two handles, a vinegar jar I think, perfect for a decoration in a natural spirit, surrounded by plants. It probably dates from the beginning of the 20th century, perhaps before, and perhaps comes from Anjou. It is in its own juice, with stains and marks, original or not. It is solid but one handle has been glued back on (cleanly, no visible losses), and there are small cracks at the level of the handles and on the body, so it would be better to protect it from frost in winter to prevent water that could seep in from freezing in the cracks. The neck at the opening has a loss and has been surrounded by a cord (glued), perhaps to hide the loss or for a revisit during its long life. It also has a round, hollow mark at the very bottom, not very visible, this is where the tap was placed I think, but which is blocked (I can't determine with what material). No idea of its internal condition, so to be reserved for decorative use. These various signs of its age remain relatively discreet, they are not obvious. It measures 47 cm in height, approximately 33 cm in diameter and weighs approximately 8 kg.