Princess Juliana Apothecary Jar circa 1909 ~ Ground Lid ~

Pair of Large Congress Colorless Glass Cylinder Apothecary Candy Jars. Circa 1890 to 1910. With ground neck and lid. 28-3/4"h. Condition: Good with some chips.

Three Congress Colorless Glass Paneled Apothecary Candy Jars. Circa 1890 to 1910. With ground neck and lid. 19-3/4"h. Condition: Very good.

Pair of Congress Colorless Glass Cylinder Apothecary Candy Jars. Circa 1890 to 1910. With ground neck and lid. 23"h. Condition: One is very good, one has a flake chip on base.

Title: Vintage Hand Blown Glass Apothecary 10" Storage Jar With Ground Lid Date/Period: approx early 1900's Dimension: approx 10" tall Material: glass Additional Information: Vintage Hand Blown Glass

Set of 10 French Spice/Apothecary Jars White ground with domed lids, gilt pharmacy label banner England 19th century Heights of 8 inches - 9 inches Provenance: Bardith, Ltd., 7/5/01, property from a p

11" x 5" x 5" Apothecary or candy jar with ground glass lid (edge of lid is chipped) and vintage 10" x 5 1/2" round display jar (rim of jar is chipped) with metal lid from Ridge Avenue Farmers Market

BANJO APOTHECARY JAR IN A LIGHT LAVENDER. ORIGINAL GROUND FIT LID. 18 1/2 INCHES HIGH.

These two French hand-painted floral decorated early Apothecary jars circa 1840/50 have minor chips to lids but bodies are in exceptional condition.

Comprised of three glass jars of varying shapes and sizes measuring 8"T, 9-1/2"T, and 11"T. The urn-shaped jar has a ground lid, while both round jars have smooth lids. All jars are free from chips. (

Both with ground lids. Condition: (Near Mint). Dimensions: Largest: 18" T x 7" D.

Group of Apothecary/Drug Store Bottles, Jars, Etc. (1) Double apothecary showglobe, 12 1/2" high. (6) Label under glass jars. (1) Bottle with stopper. (1) Jar with ground lid. (3) Small bottles with g

Artist Jacob Bang (1899-1965) for Homegaards Glasvaerk, Naestved, Denmark Title "Primula" Line Apothecary Smoked Amber Glass Jar with Lid Date circa 1950s Medium Smoked Amber Glass Dimensions

3 Apothecary display jars with lids. One jar is chipped on the rim. Ground glass lid ill fitting with jar, ground glass lid with chip, clear glass lid.

3 Apothecary or candy jars and vintage lidded pitcher with possible bakelite handle, marked made in USA. Tallest jar has a ground glass lid, jar is chipped on the rim. Anchor Hocking Wexford jar with

Antique, circa 1900 Tiffin, Ohio paneled Century pattern general store glass candy globe / Apothecary Jar; original pointed hollow lid. 16 x 3 1/2 x 3 1/2 inches.

ENGLISH COPPER LUSTRE CERAMIC APOTHECARY JAR, straight-sided with copper lustre design over orange ground and orange band on cover. Unmarked. Staffordshire and other areas. Circa 1820. 7 1/4" H.Undama

circa 1750; pink ground with vignettes of chickens and flowers, lids with foo dog knops, 12 in. H.; Estate of Dr. William M. King, Fort Lauderdale, FL.

A large size Dakota cylinder candy jar with ground stopper. Showing light flea bite chips to the lid edges, but nothing that distracts from the overall appearance. Condition: (Good - Very Good). Dimen

Includes an aluminum wall mount bracket, ground top clear glass globe with lid filled with green cellophane, and a support frame to hold the jar in place. This type of display would have been used to

apothecary style, 19" tall, 9 1/2" diameter, hand blown, John Nickerson designer circa 1970, small rim from on lid otherwise excellent.

Circa 1850-70Â’s including a rare dated example with relief marks on base reading: Patented/K.S. & Co./Dec. 17, 1872, with ground lip and original tin domed lid, 5 ½” diameter x 6 ½” high; an

Circa 1825-1875. Pair Antique Qing Chinese Famille Rose Ginger Jars with Blue Ground blue and rare cream-white offsetting enamel. Bat with leaves designs, yellow blue and pink highlights. One lid has

Lot 60 Gio Ponti for Richard Ginori Italian Ceramic Jar (circa 1921) the cover and lid decorated with Tabacco logo, the body with performing figures, signed to base and further marked overall: 6 x 5

A fine and rare travelling cocktail set by Alfred Dunhill English, circa 1909,, comprising a cocktail shaker marked 'Dunhill' to underside with a set of four beakers inside and strainer in the lid; wi