An Early Italian Majolica Wet Drug Jar

Italian majolica pharmacy/ apothecary jar, early 19th c., cylindrical spout, strap handle, body painted with putti and bird, approx 7.75"h, 1.75lbs Start Price: $150.00

17th c.; single handle with painted scene, labeled M OL D CAPPARs, twisted vine supporting spout, 8.5”h (some chips in glaze, overall craquelure); along with a DOUBLE-HANDLED JAR, poss. later al

18th century, apothecary jar of typical form with spout and handle, with blue and orange decoration, 'SYR DI SCORDIO' (syrup of water germander), chips to rim, base and spout, 22cm high

An assembled collection of three pieces total, circa 16th Century, polychrome majolica decorated, to include 1) Handled jug with fruit and floral motifs, portrait in profile in reserve, 8.5" h. x 6.5"

The lot includes an Italian Majolica wet drug jar, a blue and green crystalline case, a Nippon vase with a Nautical theme (cracked), a white Daniel Hechter vase, a stone egg decoration, a small Mexica

Pair Early Ceramic Faience Majolica Apothecary Wet Drug Jars, polychrome painted, one has been extensively reglued, height is 9.75". Please refer to images for additional information regarding conditi

Pair of Italian Renaissance Majolica Albarello A rare and fine pair of early Sicilian Albarello, dry drug jars, these being inspired by and after versions of Venetian jars These double portraits pair

A RARE ITALIAN MAIOLICA WET DRUG JAR, SAVONA, DATED 1690, polychrome painted and inscribed ‘P.P.M. / MEL. VIOLAT. S.' above a coat of arms with blackamoor head above the date 1690. 22.5cm high N

Late 19th/early 20th century Italian majolica hand-painted urn or jar, 26" x 24" diameter. Provenance: Estate of Robert Eigelberger, Palm Beach, Florida.

Two pieces total, each with Majolica Albarello decoration, foliate scroll ground, portraits in reserves. One with shaped sides, measures 8.25" h. x 4.25". The other baluster form measures 8.25" h. x 4

A Lambeth Delft wet drug jar, globular form on a spreading foot, loop handle and squat spout, circa 1720, decorated in blue with a scrolling strapwork label inscribed S.MORORU: (syrup of mulberry), su

A Lambeth Delft wet drug jar, globular form on a spreading foot, loop handle and squat spout, circa 1690, decorated in blue with a scrolling strapwork label inscribed S:DE:MECON, surmounted by Apollo

Title: A fine Dutch delft wet drug jar in the peacock pattern Date: c. 1725 Dimension: 8 5/8" H Provenance/additional info: labeled ROS-SICE for a syrup of dried sundew plant Shipping: Domestic: Shipp

H.: 23,5 cm Provenance: With M. Bascourt, antiques dealer, Antwerp.

Full title: A pair of French blue and white syrup jars or wet drug jars with floral design, Rouen, 17th/18th C. Description: H 19,5 - L 19 cm (the tallest jar) H 19,2 - L 19,2 cm (the smallest jar) Th

Delftware wet drug jar. 18th century. H 9-1/4" W 7-1/2". Condition: Chips, Minor imperfections. Link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ip2b73xb8hqsazf/AAA30bLvi2FxcsPZlW8Ffzpza?dl=0

Three pieces total, most likely Italian, blue and white Albarello, to include 1) Baluster form jar with crown over double eagle design, 8.5" h. x 4.25". 2) Shaped jar with foliate scroll and house dec

Painted ceramic. Cherub & Floral Border with central scene of baby Jesus. Unmarked. Some firing flaws. Crazing. Diameter 24" G-VG

Italian vintage Majolica oil jar, large, now re-purposed as a lamp and mounted on a black metal base. Jar: 14" H; overall: 30" H.

Two Italian Majolica Lemon Decorated Jars Each tapered vessel decorated with lemons. Height 28 in. (71.12 cm.) (approx)

Pair large Italian majolica jars, 20th c., labeled "Jay Wilfred div. of Andrea by Sadek", 18"h x 13"w

An 18th C. Delft blue and white bottle form wet drug jar, finished in tin glaze with blue decoration and identification "Albarello Faenicvli". 11-3/4in tall x 6-1/4in diameter. This piece was sold as

(lot of 3) French Quimper faience pottery apothecary and service items: (1) HB tall lidded wet drug jar / lidded pitcher, decorated with a bird, floral borders, approx 12.5'h, 9.5"w (to handle); (1) F

An Italian Majolica Apothecary Jar 16th Century unmarked. Height 11 7/8 inches.