APOTHECARY JAR called ALBARELLO - Central Italy - Dated 1631
APOTHECARY JAR called ALBARELLO - Central Italy - Dated 1631
APOTHECARY JAR called ALBARELLO - Central Italy - Dated 1631
APOTHECARY JAR called ALBARELLO - Central Italy - Dated 1631
APOTHECARY JAR called ALBARELLO - Central Italy - Dated 1631
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APOTHECARY JAR called ALBARELLO - Central Italy - Dated 1631

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980 €
17th century
The Middle Ages style
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From: 93400, Saint-Ouen, France

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    APOTHECARY JAR called ALBARELLO
    Central Italy
    Dated 1631
    Earthenware
    H.: 23 cm; Dia.: 13.5 cm
    (slight losses)

    This pharmacy jar, called an albarello, is made of majolica and has an albarella shape: cylindrical, slightly curved at the waist (for easier gripping) and a shoulder at the rimmed neck (allowing a ligature to be attached and the container to be closed).
    It is entirely covered with a polychrome decoration of a medallion in the form of a laurel leaf wreath, centered with a coat of arms, below which is inscribed: "Pettorale" and the date 1631.

    Albarelli were prized by apothecaries and pharmacies, who stored ointments, medicinal plants, and other powders in them thanks to the non-porous properties of these containers.

    Ref. : 6379

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    Condition Very good
    Style The Middle Ages style (Shaped pieces Faience of The Middle Ages style Style)
    Period 17th century (Shaped pieces Faience 17th century)
    Country of origin Italy
    Shipping Time Ready to ship in 2-3 Business Days
    Location 93400, Saint-Ouen, France
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