Antique Pharmacy Jar

C19th French pharmacy pot. Beautiful hand-painted porcelain apothecary jar signed by the ceramicist.

The albarello is a cylindrical pharmacy jar that served as the standard vessel of European apothecaries for five centuries.

Set of two small wooden herbalist's apothecary vases (Thistle flowers, Myrtle berries) in the purest neoclassical style. The surface is finished with cream-white pastiglia with saffr...

Set of two small wooden herbalist's apothecary vases (Althaea flowers, Ginko leaves) in the purest neoclassical style. The surface is finished with cream-white pastiglia with saffron...

Here is a beautiful Antique Italian Murano Glass Pharmacy Apothecary Jar. Elaborately hand painted and gilt on cobalt blue Murano glass.

Set of five large apothecary-herbalist jars in white ceramic with cobalt blue decorations, to contain Mallow, Lobelia, Vervain, Rue, Burdock of neoclassical taste. The handle of the ...

Majolica apothecary jug. Savona manufacture, second half 17th century. In monochrome majolica, ovoid body with a high cylindrical neck that opens into a large mouth with an everted...

19th century Pharmacy glass bottle with painted inscription "Jar SImple".

Here is a beautiful Antique and Large Italian Murano Glass Pharmacy Apothecary Jar. Elaborately hand painted and gilt on a clear Murano glass.

Here is a beautiful Antique and Large Italian Murano Glass Pharmacy Apothecary Jar. Elaborately hand painted and gilt on a blue tinted Murano glass.

Classic early 1900s wooden and cardboard apothecary pharmacy storage jar or box for Valerian Root. Nice addition to your room or just for use it on your desk.

Originally intended for use in apothecary or pharmacy settings, this jar carries both historical charm and functional versatility.

Originally used in a pharmacy or apothecary, these jars beautifully reflect the elegance and craftsmanship of 19th-century scientific glassware.

Clovis" Its globular shape and handwritten inscription are characteristic of apothecary jars used in pharmacies and laboratories during the 18th and 19th centuries.

An Italian Baroque Castelli albarllo, also known as a pharmacy or drug jar. It held 'Benedict Laxat' listed as far back as Aristotle as a medication used in by midwives.