Apothecary jug

Antique Apothecary Jug? And Peruvian Sculpture. Measure 9" And 4.5"

Grouping of three (3) related Druggist or Apothecary jugs including one (1) KY. 1st item - Large Kentucky stoneware pottery druggist jug with incised script, "Nock & Snyder Druggists, Market & 2d Stre

Royal Doulton small character jug Apothecary D6574: Painted in a different colourway.

DESCRIPTION: Porcelain apothecary syrup jug featuring blue and white floral and foliage patterns around the lip, foot, spout, and handle. Marked on a scroll motif on side in Latin "Syrup violat soluti

All the jars have ground necks and reverse glass labels. Some of the titles on the jars are: Acid Gallic, Plumb.Acet. Ant.EP.Tart., P.Assafoet., and Pot.Cyanid. All are in very good condition with lig

Royal Doulton Apothecary Toby Jug or Character Mug Williamsburg

2 Royal Doulton character jugs; Apothecary #D6574, approx 3 ¾” T; Lumberjack #D6613, approx. 3 ¾” T

Apothecary vessel (syrup jug) : Italy, 19th/20th century. A cylindrical body with a short tubular spout and a C-shaped handle on a round foot; on the outside a scrollwork cartouche decorated with frui

Character Jug, Royal Doulton "Apothecary", 7.25" x 6", #D6567, Larry & Sharla Michael.

A grouping of 4 small pieces of stoneware ranging in size from 3 1/2"H (jug) to 6 1/2"H (ovoid jug). Includes an apothecary jar having a tin lid with hand painted illegible label. All in very good con

Lot 179 Stoneware Vessels, Group of 14 comprising stoneware apothecary and alcohol jars, jugs, and bottles of various sizes height (tallest): 15 inches Provenance: Property from the Estate of Seymour

Apothecary D6567 (green coat with white cravat, white wig). Designed by Max Henk. Series: Characters From Williamsburg, issued 1963 - 1983. Size :7"H (Large)Along with the other characters in the Will

Green coat with white cravat, white wig. Along with the other characters in the Williamsburg Series, the apothecary was central to colonial life in 18th century America. Royal Doulton backstamp. Artis

Apothecary D6574 (green coat with white cravat; white wig). Designed by Max Henk. Series: Characters From Williamsburg, issued 1963 - 1983. Size: 4"H (small) Along with the other characters in the Wil

Green coat with white cravat, white wig. Along with the other characters in the Williamsburg Series, the apothecary was central to colonial life in 18th century America.Royal Doulton backstamp. Artist

Green coat with white cravat; white wig. Along with the other characters in the Williamsburg Series, the apothecary was central to colonial life in 18th century America. Series: Characters From Willia

Green coat with white cravat, white wig. Along with the other characters in the Williamsburg Series, the apothecary was central to colonial life in 18th century America. Royal Doulton backstamp. Artis

Green coat with white cravat, white wig. Along with the other characters in the Williamsburg Series, the apothecary was central to colonial life in 18th century America. Royal Doulton backstamp. Artis

Green coat with white cravat, white wig. Along with the other characters in the Williamsburg Series, the apothecary was central to colonial life in 18th century America.Royal Doulton backstamp. Artist

Green coat with white cravat; white wig. Along with the other characters in the Williamsburg Series, the apothecary was central to colonial life in 18th century America. Series: Characters From Willia

Royal Doulton (British, Est. 1815) Loving Cup & Jugs, Three Musketeers, Robinhood & The Apothecary, H 10" 3 pcs | The lot includes 'The Apothecary' (H 6.25" x DIA 5") 364/600, 'Robin Hood' (H 9" x DIA

Two Damaged Ceramic Vessels. Includes a Delftware apothecary jar and a small, handled jug, ca. 1650, from a Susquehannock village site.

Tin painted 9" x 11" tray for "Mrs. L.M. Miller from Snyder's, 1884", a 2 1/2" x 3 3/4" cardboard box for "Henry Clark, Apothecary-Druggist, Cincinnati" and a miniature scratch jug for "J.G. Huff, Sta

Comprising, three covered urns, French and a phrenology bust by R.F. Freda. Together with two glass bottles from Lippincott dairy, a stoneware jug inscribed "Chas. Lippincott & Co., Phila. Penn." and