Early Delft Drug Jar With Clobbered

A London Delft drug jar, ovoid form, circa 1720, decorated in blue with a scrolling strapwork label inscribed C:CARYOPHIL: surmounted by a basket of fruit flanked by birds with laurel, a further cheru

AN ITALIAN FAIENCE BLUE AND WHITE DELFT DRUG JAR. 17 cm high.

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

Dutch Delft Tobacco/ Drug Jar, ovoid form with rolled lip having blue and white decoration in an oval depicting a man holding a bag with his staff, 10 1/2"T, with brass lid 16 1/4"T, the brass lid is

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.

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

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

11" tall x 5" diam at widest point, hand decorated, unmarked

Three delftware dry drug jars. H 3-7/8" and H 4-1/2" and H 4-1/2". Condition: Excellent with minor imperfections. Link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ml8kxybavkrk5h4/AAAgXtX-Qx8x_jCZx

Decorated with fruit baskets flanked by peacocks and angel heads with wings, labeled “Ex Ratanh” and “Ex Cathol”, glaze flakes on rims and bottoms of both jars are drilled, col

Four Delft pieces to include two polychrome Delft dry drug jars, Faience mug and Faience barbers bowl (as is), ht. 4", dia. 11", 19th C. or later.

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

professional repair to lid, original label "Gilman Collamore & Co. NY"

Type: Jar, vase Materials: Glazed ceramic Markings & Inscriptions: Unmarked Date: 18th century Maker: Dutch Description: An early Delft tin glaze jar decorated in the Chinese taste. Dimensions: 6.5" x

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

Group of Eight Ceramic Apothecary Drug Jars, 19th and early 20th c., two with glass labels; "Vaselinum," and "Columbae," together with "Cort. Agued," "Linaza with a cover; "Mel. Opt," "Ungt. Hydrarg."

Delft Imari Pattern Ceramic Garniture Set, late 19th century / early 20th century, comprising a covered delft jar and matching pair of trumpet vases; conjoined initials "BK" monogram mark on the bases

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

Group of 3 delftware vessels. Including posset pot with spout, dry drug jar, and bottle. Pot H 5-5/8" W 6-1/2". Dry Drug Jar H 6-1/4" W 5-1/2". Bottle H 6-1/2" W 5-1/4". Condition: Jar has old glued c

Three Dutch Delft Vessels18th century, the first is a drug jar marked for Justus Brouwer De Porceleyne Bijl (one inch upper rim chip); the second a beaker vase marked with the stylized claw and "150"

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

Lot including early Welsh slate mirror (8" Ht.), (2) black basalt creamers (4" Ht.), (2) early Delft tiles (as found, 5" x 5"), apothecary jars (7 1/2" and 9 1/2" Ht.).