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English delftware pill jar

English delftware pill jar

1746-1755

English delftware pill jar

English delftware pill jar

1680-1700

English delftware pill jar decorated in blue and white with the Apollo and pedcock design

English delftware pill jar decorated in blue and white with the Apollo and pedcock design

1680-1700

English delftware eye ointment pot, blue and white, inscribed round sides, "W.S. Folgham, Union Place, Lambeth", 1800-1830

English delftware eye ointment pot

1800-1830

English delftware drug jar, decorated in blue and white with the winged angel pattern, labelled POMATU (apple ointment), 1675-1685

English delftware drug jar

1675-1685

English delftware drug jar, restored rim, decorated in blue and white in the winged angel pattern, labelled U: LAURIN (Bay ointment). 1675-1685

English delftware drug jar

1675-1685

English delftware syrup jar, decorated in blue and white with the winged angel pattern, labelled V: AEGYPTIA: (Egyptian ointment), used for ulcers especially in the mouth, 1675-1685

English delftware syrup jar

1975-1685

English delftware drug jar, decorated in blue and white with the cherub and shell pattern, labelled in black writing U: BASIL: N. (Black basilicon ointment), used as a wound dressing, 1735-1745

English delftware drug jar

1735-1745

English delftware syrup jar, with handle and spout, restored pedestal, decorated in blue and white with winged angel pattern, labelled S: TUSSILAG (coltsfoot syrup), 1665-1685, probably 1673 (pattern matches dated example Lipski and Archer No 1632).

English delftware syrup jar

1665-1685

English delftware pill jar, rim partly restored, decorated in blue and white with the Cherub and Shell pattern, labelled P.EX Col. A. AL (Pill of colocynth with aloes), 1730-1760

English delftware pill jar

1730-1760

English delftware syrup jar with corked spout and handle, overall glaze the cherub and shell pattern, labelled S: PECTORAL (chest syrup), an expectorant, 1725-1735

English delftware syrup jar with corked spout and handle

1725-1735

Small English delftware drug jar, balvster shaped, decorated in blue and white with the winged angel pattern, labelled T.DE ABSINTH (wormwood lozenges), 1670-1690

Small English delftware drug jar

1670-1690

English delftware drug jar, belvester shaped, decorated in blue and white with the winged angel pattern, labelled AVREV. (The Golden Ointment), used to treat open wounds, 1670-1680

English delftware drug jar

1670-1680