Pots for unguent or eye ointment

Made:
1700-1899 in unknown
maker:
Unknown
Pots for unguent or eye ointment

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Small pharmaceutical pots for unguent or eye ointment from 18th-19th centuries (5 items)

"Delescot "Ointment Pot, tin-glazed earthenware

"Delescot "Ointment Pot, tin-glazed earthenware

1701-1800
"Waller and Son, Guildford" Ointment pot

"Waller and Son, Guildford" Ointment pot

1701-1800
Pot for "Poor Man's Friend" ointment, empty, white glazed earthenware, inscribed " Prepared only by Beach and Barnicott...", chipped, Lothian collection, English, 1834-1900

Pot for "Poor Man's Friend" ointment

1834-1900
Pot for Singleton's eye ointment, England, 1760-1830

Pot for Singleton's eye ointment, England, 1760-1830

1760-1830
Eye Ointment Pot

Eye Ointment Pot

1760-1830

Details

Category:
Medical Ceramic-ware
Object Number:
1984-542
type:
pots
credit:
Sotheby's

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