Need help in identifying ceramic pot

It looks old? Do you think it's really old? Kind of primitive.

 

Made to look old...believe it is from Indonesia or Thailand.

 

Thanks.
I was hoping you could tell me what led
to this conclusion.

 

agreed.

 

I have ceramic artifacts and this one is old as well.
(Musty terra-cotta, crystalline, rock hard dirt, chipped exterior will have the same coloring without being brighter in color.)

 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/ANTIQUE-VA...-TERRACOTTA-OVER-1000-YEARS-OLD-/362732420890
This doesn't look much different to me and it's a "million" years old! (give or take)



Do you think this one is old?

 

It's hard to tell from just one photo, and dark-ish lighting.

 

and this one is old as well. ........

I was hoping you could tell me what led
to this conclusion..........

What's sauce for the goose......is............!!

 

Can we see the inside and bottom please?

 

Can I have a short tutorial on that saying? I don't know what the "punchline" is?

 

Well...OK !

" What's sauce for the goose , is sauce for the gander . ! "
This meshes well with the Golden Rule, or ethic of reciprocity, which is a key moral principle in many religions and philosophies, and is often stated as "Do unto others as you wish to be done for you",

Literally taken.....the sauce you would use on a cooked boy goose , should work equally as good on a girl goose .

So when JD asks Neo ....
I was hoping you could tell me what led
to this conclusion..........

It is equally fair to ask him...
I was hoping you could tell me what led
to this conclusion..........
when he says...
I have ceramic artifacts and this one is old as well.

 

OH! I guess I have heard "What is good for the goose, is good for the gander"...
but when you added the "sauce" and the .......is......
I thought you were going into unchartered territory!
Thank you

 

Sauce is the original phrase......I didn't add it..