VICTORIAN UNNAMED APOTHECARY JAR with the base of the

with the base of the foot left untreated to display the typical rusty hue of brown we are accustomed to

This post was hand carved in the late 20th century from one piece of wood

This vessel is quite sturdy and holds its look of solidity with a highly reflective black glaze

as is the case with this headrest

each piece a different size serving a different purpose

VICTORIAN UNNAMED APOTHECARY JAR with the base of theThis antique apothecary jar is one of three, from Burnley, Lancashire. It is has a delicate crazing pattern throughout; not to be confused with cracks, this is a phenomenon that occurs in some ceramics where an intricate spider web like design appears overtime in the glaze of a piece of pottery. This jar still boasts its original chemist label with the phone number 285, indicating that it is from or before 1905 as 4 digit phone numbers were introduced