Large Edwardian, Cut Glass Apothecary Jar, circa 1910

2 American Country-style glass 4 sided bulbous shaped apothecary jars with stopper. (PRICED EACH) (1 as is; sells for $350) One of apothecary jars has a large crack in it.

A vintage French blown glass lidded apothecary or candy jar. Smooth canister form with domed lid with hollow knob. Large and light weight, perfect for jelly beans or macerated fruit....

Asian papier-mache oversized red lacquered and decorated jar with woven reed embellishment with a removable lid

This is a Porcelain Apothecary Jar. It depicts a porcelain cylindrical lidded jar with white background and hand painted in the front with black wide scrolls ending with turquoise an...

This is a Porcelain Apothecary Jar. It depicts a cylindrical lidded jar with white background hand painted in the front with a rectangular plaque with gold borders and the name in La...

Antique Art Nouveau Glass Apothecary Jar This antique piece of blown glass is distinguished by its vibrant, deep blue color. It features an elegant, wavy silhouette characteristic of...

As far as apothecary pieces prior to 1930's go, this one is one of the more unique of the era. The extra large size, perfectly fitted glass stopper and interesting imperfections in ...

Italian Mid-Century Large Urn Shaped Clear Glass Apothecary Jar with a cover having a large ball finial (att: SEGUSO VIETRI)

A highly collectible and decorative, unusually large, heavy-duty antique English clear glass pharmaceutical medication bottle from the early 20th century. Used by chemists, pharmacists and medical doctors, the industrial quality and quantity demijohn / carboy / apothecary presents splendidly, with thick glass and substantial sized proportions, the body having over a gallon capacity, a cylindrical neck that features a double finger loop handle, tapered with large cork stopper. Retaining remnants of the original pharmacy labels, presently with nicely aged patina, organically distressed with some loss, consistent with age. This particularly rare glassware used...

Brown/amber apothecary pharmacy glasses from the 1920s-1930s.