Tin glazed earthenware drug jar

Made:
1751-1800 in Netherlands
Tin glazed earthenware drug jar Tin glazed earthenware drug jar Tin glazed earthenware drug jar
Tin glazed earthenware drug jar Tin glazed earthenware drug jar Tin glazed earthenware drug jar

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Tin glazed earthenware drug jar, three bells pottery, used for red Peruvian bark electuary, cinchona, Dutch, 1751-1800

Details

Category:
Medical Ceramic-ware
Collection:
Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection
Object Number:
A75673
Materials:
earthenware (tin glazed)
Measurements:
overall: 111 mm 86 mm, .26 kg
type:
drug jars
credit:
Berstein

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