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19th-C. French Apothecary Jars, Set of 4
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New England Mercantile

19th-C. French Apothecary Jars, Set of 4

$495.00
Est. Arrival: Mar 23 - Apr 02
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Why we love this
Set of four large antique French apothecary jars with original metal lids. Lids sit loosely on top, they would have had cork stoppers to the interior. No maker's mark. Light wear, oxidation.
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Care: hand-wash
Color: blue/green/gold
Condition: Very Good; light wear, oxidation
Dimensions: 4.25" W x 9" H
Era: Antique: 19th century
Made In: France
Made Of: glass/metal
SKU: 77589865
SHIPPING & RETURNS
ESTIMATED ARRIVAL: Mar 23 - Apr 02
STANDARD DELIVERY: This item ships standard service. Learn more about our shipping & handling rates.
RETURNS: This item is non-returnable. See our Return Policy for details.
ABOUT THE SELLER
In 18th- and 19th-century New England, the local mercantile was the source for not only everyday household items but also exotic imports from Europe, Asia, and the Caribbean. Having fallen in love with simple, classic New England style while traveling the North Atlantic coast, the antiques experts behind New England Mercantile have made it their goal to provide a wide range of antique Americana as well as Old World textiles and accessories one might have found in a venerable New England home.
Why we love this
Set of four large antique French apothecary jars with original metal lids. Lids sit loosely on top, they would have had cork stoppers to the interior. No maker's mark. Light wear, oxidation.
About the Seller
In 18th- and 19th-century New England, the local mercantile was the source for not only everyday household items but also exotic imports from Europe, Asia, and the Caribbean. Having fallen in love with simple, classic New England style while traveling the North Atlantic coast, the antiques experts behind New England Mercantile have made it their goal to provide a wide range of antique Americana as well as Old World textiles and accessories one might have found in a venerable New England home.