$802 / set
Pair of French Porcelain Pharmacy Pots
By Limoges Elite Porcelain 1
Located in London, GB
Pair of French porcelain pharmacy pots. Gorgeous early C20th Pharmacie Métadier jars by Goumot-Labesse of Limoges.
Porcelain
C19th French Pharmacy Pot or Apothecary Jar
Located in London, GB
C19th French pharmacy pot. Beautiful hand-painted porcelain apothecary jar signed by the ceramicist.
Porcelain
Small Yellow hand painted pharmacy pot
Located in Ventura, CA
This small hand-painted pharmacy pot, hand-thrown in Calabria during the mid-1800s, is a beautiful example of artisanal craftsmanship.
Ceramic
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Early 19th C. Sicilian Glass Pharmacy Jar Set, 3 Pieces
Located in Ross, CA
Originally handblown in Sicily in the early 19th century, this impressive pharmacy pot incorporates two separate containers and a lid, and would have been used to store a variety of ...
Blown Glass
1960's Two Pot of Pharmacy in Glass
Located in Paris, FR
1960's Two Pot of Pharmacy in Glass
Glass
Antique 19th Century Pharmacy Pots from Spain
Located in Vulpellac, Girona
Antique 19th century ceramic pharmacy pots. A lot of 29 units all the same size with the same iconograpphy in black, gold and red colors but with diffrent names of typical pharmace...
Porcelain
Set of Four 20th Century Italian Blue and White Lidded Albisola Pharmacy Pots
Located in Dallas, TX
More information coming soon… The cobalt blue and white color scheme of these four Italian albisola pharmacy pots are reminiscent of the palette of Delftware.
Ceramic
Mid-20th Century French Apothecary or Pharmacy Pots from Limoges, Set of 18
By Limoges
Located in Dallas, TX
This set of 18 pharmaceutical bottles was created in Limoges, France, circa 1960. Each colorful porcelain jar with hand painted decor, features an apothecary recipe written in French...
Porcelain
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H 6.7 in Dm 4.34 in
17th Century Faenza "Albarello", Spool Pharmacy Jar, Pot, in Majolica Enameled
Located in Vigonza, Padua
Extraordinary mouseal piece, Faenza "albarello" or spool Pharmacy jar, in majolica enamelled with vegetable decorations in blue monochrome and written on the front in black. Beautifu...
Majolica
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H 28.35 in Dm 18.51 in
One of a Kind Pharmacy Anti Poison Pot Bottle in Provincial Faience De Rouen
Located in Paris, FR
One of kind handcrafted, hand-painted French Provincial style Faience de Rouen pharmacy bottle pot of Theriaca ( a mixture of many drugs and honey formerly held to be an antidote to ...
Faience, Wood, Paint
Set of 9 old pharmacy pots
Located in Monaco, MC
Remarquable set of 9 old pharmacy pot from Italy. White cream with blue handwriting.
Ceramic
Antique Pharmacy Wooden Pot with Cover
Located in Schellebelle, BE
Exceptional big Italian Pharmacy pot with cover from Tuscany,Italy, elegant object with few decorations, good old patina and warm finish of the wood, used to put healing herbs and p...
Fruitwood
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