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Tin-glazed earthenware syrup jar

Medical Ceramic-ware

1601-1700

Creamware syrup jar with foot and spout for poppy syrup (S.E. MICON), empty. 200 mm x 100 mm diameter (foot), 660g. Wedgwood, made in Staffordshire, 1810-1830.

Syrup jar for poppy syrup

Medical Ceramic-ware

1810-1830

Blue earthenware syrup jar, globular body, neck and spout, with lid, labelled "SYR CORT. AUR" (syrup of orange peel), English, late 18th to mid 19th century

Blue earthenware syrup jar, globular body, neck an

Medical Ceramic-ware

1770-1850

English tin-glazed earthenware syrup jar, Crellin 111, English, 1730-1760

Four syrup jars and four pharmacy jars, 18th century.

Medical Ceramic-ware

1730-1760

Pharmacy syrup jug, Italian from Castelli, C17 or C18 polychrome maiolica, with coat of arms

Pharmacy syrup jug, Italian from Castelli, C17 or

Medical Ceramic-ware

1640-1800

Tin-glazed eathenware syrup jar, inscribed "S. IULAP:ROSAR", marked "AK" on base, possibly by "De Metalen Pot", Dutch, 18th century

Four syrup jars and four pharmacy jars, 18th century.

Medical Ceramic-ware

1701-1800

English tin-glazed earthenware syrup jar, Crellin 112, English, 1730-1760

Four syrup jars and four pharmacy jars, 18th century.

Medical Ceramic-ware

1730-1760

Fine earthenware syrup jar, with view of Durham cathedral, made by Davenport in Staffs., 1820-1860

Fine earthenware syrup jar, with view of Durham ca

Medical Ceramic-ware

1820-1860

Italian syrup jug, 18th century polychrome maiolica, used for syrup of the five aperient roots

Italian syrup jug, 18th century polychrome maiolic

Medical Ceramic-ware

1701-1800

Italian syrup jug, 18th century polychrome maiolica with floral decoration, perhaps used for hedge mustard syrup

Italian syrup jug, 18th century polychrome maiolic

Medical Ceramic-ware

1701-1800

Tin-glazed earthenware syrup jar used for costinum oil, probably Sicilian, 17th century

Tin-glazed earthenware syrup jar used for costinum

Medical Ceramic-ware

1601-1700

Italian syrup jug, C18 polychrome maiolica floral decoration, used for citron syrup

Italian syrup jug, C18 polychrome maiolica floral

Medical Ceramic-ware

1701-1800

Tin-glazed earthenware syrup jar, polychrome decoration, labelled "SYO DI CICIRIA", possibly from Faenza or Deruta, Italian, 1676

Tin-glazed earthenware syrup jar, polychrome decor

Medical Ceramic-ware

1676

Syrup jar, earthenware with ornate polychrome applique, Portuguese, 18th century

Syrup jar, earthenware with ornate polychrome appl

Nursing & Hospital Furnishings

1701-1800

Tin-glazed earthenware syrup jar, peacock motif, used for myrtinus syrup, Dutch, 1731-1770

Tin-glazed earthenware syrup jar, peacock motif, u

Medical Ceramic-ware

1731-1770

Creamware syrup jar, English, 1770-1825

Medical Ceramic-ware

1770-1825

Tin-glazed earthenware syrup jar, monochrome decoration with angel motif, labelled "S.DE ALTHAEA", English, 17th century

Tin-glazed earthenware syrup jar, monochrome decor

Medical Ceramic-ware

1601-1700

Creamware syrup jar for syrup of roses, English, 1770-1825

Creamware syrup jar for syrup of roses, English, 1

Medical Ceramic-ware

1770-1825

Pearlware syrup jar, for mulberry syrup, English, 1770-1825

Pearlware syrup jar, for mulberry syrup, English,

Medical Ceramic-ware

1770-1825

Creamware syrup jar, for papavenin syrup, English, 1770-1825

Creamware syrup jar, for papavenin syrup, English,

Medical Ceramic-ware

1770-1825

Syrup jar with lid by Maw, English

Medical Ceramic-ware

English creamware syrup jar, Crellin 11, English, 1770-1825

English creamware syrup jar, Crellin 11, English,

Medical Ceramic-ware

1770-1825

Earthenware syrup jar, French, 1701-1800

Medical Ceramic-ware

1701-1800

Pair of English syrup jars /1 "ROS.CU.AG" Rosaceus Cum Agarico, a syrup of rose with agaric, used to treat a variety of medical conditions including scurvy, and as an astringentand; /2 "E.FLO.PERSIC", Elixir Flore Persica, peach flower elixir? dated 1684

Pair of English Syrup Jars

Medical Ceramic-ware

1684

Syrup jar, French, late 18th century, blue faience, used for poudre avers

Syrup jar, French, late 18th century, blue faience

Medical Ceramic-ware

1770-1830

Handleless syrup jar, tin-glazed earythenware, cherub and shell motif, used for opium syrup (S.E. MECON), empty. 185 mm x 138 mm diamter (foot), 797 g. Unknown maker, English, 1740-1760.

Syrup jar for opium

Medical Ceramic-ware

1740-1760

Late C16 Italian blue and white syrup jug from Liguria, used for myrtle syrup

Late C16 Italian blue and white syrup jug from Lig

Medical Ceramic-ware

1550-1620

Blue and white syrup jar with dog and spoon on handle, north Italy, 1701-1850

Blue and white syrup jar with dog and spoon on han

Medical Ceramic-ware

1701-1850

Blue and white syrup jar with dog and spoon on handle north Italy, 1701-1850

Blue and white syrup jar with dog and spoon on han

Medical Ceramic-ware

1701-1850

Blue and white syrup jar with dog and spoon on handle, north Italy, 1701-1850

Blue and white syrup jar with dog and spoon on han

Medical Ceramic-ware

1701-1850

Blue and white syrup jar with dog and spoon on handle, north Italy, 1701-1850

Blue and white syrup jar with dog and spoon on han

Medical Ceramic-ware

1701-1850

Blue and white syrup jar with dog and stick on handle, north Italy, 1701-1850

Blue and white syrup jar with dog and stick on han

Medical Ceramic-ware

1701-1850

Blue and white syrup jar with dog and spoon on handle, north Italy, 1701-1850

Blue and white syrup jar with dog and spoon on han

Medical Ceramic-ware

1701-1850

Blue and white syrup jar with dog and spoon on handle, north Italy, 1701-1850

Blue and white syrup jar with dog and spoon on han

Medical Ceramic-ware

1701-1850

Tin-glazed earthenware syrup jar, blue and white decoration, labelled "MEL ROSATO:SOLO:", possibly Savona, Italy, 1565 to 1800

Tin-glazed earthenware syrup jar, blue and white d

Medical Ceramic-ware

1565-1800

Fine earthenware syrup jar with view of Durham cathedral, by Davenport of Staffs., 1820-1860

Fine earthenware syrup jar with view of Durham cat

Medical Ceramic-ware

1820-1860

Tin-glazed earthenware syrup jar, with portrait, Sicilian, 17th century

Tin-glazed earthenware syrup jar, with portrait, S

Medical Ceramic-ware

1601-1700

Syrup jar, French, 1783-1840, polychrome faience, fine floral decoration, potter's mark of Premiere

Syrup jar, French, 1783-1840, polychrome faience,

Medical Ceramic-ware

1783-1840

Italian syrup jug, 18th century polychrome maiolica, possibly Ligurian

Italian syrup jug, 18th century polychrome maiolic

Medical Ceramic-ware

1701-1800

Fine earthenware syrup jar decorated with transfer print of Durham cathedral, by Davenport of Longport, English, 1820-1860

Fine earthenware syrup jar decorated with transfer

Medical Ceramic-ware

1820-1860

Tin-glazed earthenware syrup jar, syrup of radicibus, polychrome decoration, possibly Derutan, Italian

Tin-glazed earthenware syrup jar, polychrome decor

Medical Ceramic-ware

Italian syrup jug, early C18 blue and white from Liguria, used for laxative syrup of violets

Italian syrup jug, early C18 blue and white from L

Medical Ceramic-ware

1690-1760

Blue majolica syrup jug, used for violet oil, Italian, 1701-1800

Blue majolica syrup jug, used for violet oil, Ital

Medical Ceramic-ware

1701-1800

Earthenware syrup jar with transfer print of Durham cathedral, made by Davenport, in Staffs, 1820-1860

Earthenware syrup jar with transfer print of Durha

Medical Ceramic-ware

1820-1860

Syrup jar, probably from Savona, polychrome, decorated with stylized trees, foliage, birds and insects, banner-style drug label Sy.FARFARA (Syrup of coltsfoot), 1680-1720

Syrup jar, probably from Savona, polychrome, decor

Medical Ceramic-ware

1680-1720

Tin-glazed earthenware syrup jar, polychrome decorations, Sicilian 17th century

Tin-glazed earthenware syrup jar, polychrome decor

Medical Ceramic-ware

1601-1700

Italian syrup jug, early C18 blue and white from Liguria

Italian syrup jug, early C18 blue and white from L

Medical Ceramic-ware

1690-1760

Fine earthenware syrup jug with transfer prints of Durham cathedral, made by Davenport, in Staffs., 1820-1860

Fine earthenware syrup jug with transfer prints of

Medical Ceramic-ware

1820-1860

Italian syrup jug, C18 blue and white, perhaps Ligurian, used for absinthe syrup

Italian syrup jug, C18 blue and white, perhaps Lig

Medical Ceramic-ware

1701-1800

Tin-glazed earthenware syrup jar, monochrome decoration with angel motif, labelled " LVIVLAE" (wood sorrel), English, 17th century

Tin-glazed earthenware syrup jar, monochrome decor

Medical Ceramic-ware

1601-1700