Antique Parisian Earthenware Pharmacy Jar
Artist: Acloque
Cylindrical jar with its lid and signed on the bottom: ACLOQUE fils, rue de la Barillerie, n ° 22 in Paris. With the number 15
This early 19th century pharmacy jar bears the inscription Ong. Populeum in the center of a wreath of roses, which indicates that it was intended to contain a medicine or ointment, derived from the poplar leaf. This pot is in very good condition with a few very small chips on the edge.
Paris, early 19h century. Circa 1810 or end of the 18th century.
Document: Les Pots de Pharmacie, Charles Massin editor, 1998.
This early 19th century pharmacy jar bears the inscription Ong. Populeum in the center of a wreath of roses, which indicates that it was intended to contain a medicine or ointment, derived from the poplar leaf. This pot is in very good condition with a few very small chips on the edge.
Paris, early 19h century. Circa 1810 or end of the 18th century.
Document: Les Pots de Pharmacie, Charles Massin editor, 1998.
250 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Consulat, Empire
Condition: Très bon
Material: Earthenware
Diameter: 12 cm
Height: 24 cm
Reference (ID): 718709
Availability: In stock
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