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jasper pitcher made by Wedgwood of England as a souvenir for travelers visiting the island of Bermuda
A very rare Roman Catholic alms offering dish hand made of thick
Could use a good polish
Later in the 19th and early 20th centuries they were romanticized as a fashion accessory for young ladies to hold the flowers brought by courting 'gentleman callers'
Condition: This is a beautifully figured inlaid mahogany case is in age related condition
17th to early 18th c. Tin-Glazed Large Italian Bulbous Handled Apothecary Jug English Pottery jasper pitcher made by WedgwoodWe are offering A 17th to early 18th Century Italian Apothecary Jug The medium used was called Maiolica (Majolica) which is a tin glazed earthenware pottery. Apothecary jugs from the 17th & 18th century Italy served both functional and decorative purposes. This one is embellished with a hand painted floral design over a buff ground. The storage vessel was used in apothecaries as containers for ointments, oils, and various medicines. Well established
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