Pharmacy jar - Earthenware - Rare Apothecary Jar

A large, characterful antique apothecary jar made of faience (tin-glazed earthenware), featuring a rare and highly sought-after motif. The center depicts a magnificent leaping unicorn framed by a delicate laurel wreath with a bow, accompanied by the original number "Nº 18." Historically, the unicorn is one of the most cherished and classic apothecary symbols, representing purity and healing properties. Dimensions & Weight: Height: 27 cm Body diameter: 21 cm Base diameter: 13.5 cm Top diameter (opening): 10 cm Weight: 2.114 kg (substantial, heavy, high-quality earthenware) Features & Details: Material: Hand-thrown tin-glazed earthenware (faience/majolica). Decoration: Hand-painted using deep, vibrant cobalt blue pigments. Dating: 18th century (c. 1750–1800). Base: Unglazed, flat foot ring showing original traces from the potter's wheel. Authentic Kiln Mark: A beautiful "kiln kiss" (a spot where the jar touched the kiln wall or another object during firing) is visible on the side. This bears witness to the traditional, centuries-old firing process and makes each piece unique. Condition: In excellent condition! No restorations, no cracks, and no rim damage or chips. It shows only the original 18th-century firing marks that lend the object its authentic charm and history. A unique piece for the enthusiast of antique ceramics or the history of pharmacy, or as an impressive statement piece for the interior. Your item will be carefully packaged and shipped with full track and trace for your peace of mind; local pickup is also warmly welcomed in Ekeren (Antwerp), Belgium.

Schätzpreis:€150

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