Old 19th century amber glass pharmacy apothecary jar "Amidon de Pulv"

Antique 19th century pharmacy apothecary jar in amber glass "Amidon de Pulv"

Description of the object:
A magnificent antique 19th century pharmacy or apothecary jar. This amber glass jar, with an elegant porcelain label, is a real treasure for collectors and lovers of curiosity cabinets.

Characteristics:
• Material: Amber-coloured glass, porcelain label indicating "Amidon de Pulv".
• Stopper: Metal with traces of natural wear.
• Weight: 950 g.
• Dimensions:
• Total height: 25.3 cm.
• Total diameter: 11.7 cm.
• Opening diameter: 9.6 cm.
• Condition: Very good general condition, despite its age. Some signs of wear, giving the object an authentic charm.

About Spray Starch:
Starch, once used in pharmacy, was commonly used in powder form (pulv)
for its soothing, absorbent and thickening properties. It was used in particular in
topical preparations and medicinal mixtures, illustrating the practices of 19th-century apothecaries.

A rare and historical object, ideal for enriching a collection or for an elegant decoration
in a cabinet of curiosities.

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