A delightful set of four diminutive porcelain apothecary jars with domed lids, gilt trim, and colorful rococo-style cartouches. Each jar is boldly labeled Aspirin, Vitamin, Gauze, and Adhesive—a whimsical and unexpected combination that makes them as decorative as they are useful. The ornate scrolling patterns in green, blue, pink, and gold add a touch of European flair, perfect for vanity display or as part of a cabinet of curiosities.

Unmarked, but likely European mid-20th century, in the style of Italian or French revival apothecary jars. Their charming medical theme and decorative character make them excellent conversation pieces in both traditional and eclectic interiors.

Will be carefully DOUBLE BOXED with plenty of materials to help ensure their safe arrival at their new home. Please message me if you have any questions. 

Dimensions
2.25ʺW × 2.25ʺD × 3.5ʺH
Styles
Hollywood Regency, 
Italian, 
Rococo
Styled After
Capodimonte,
Deruta, 
Dresden Porcelain, 
Herend, 
Limoges, France, 
Meissen Porcelain, 
Mottahedeh, 
Richard Ginori, 
Royal Worcester, 
Vista Alegre, 
Wedgwood
Period
Mid 20th Century

Materials
Porcelain

Condition Notes
In good vintage condition with age-related wear. Chips along two of the lids (see close-up photos) and rubbing to gilt trim. The painted cartouches remain vibrant and display beautifully as a set.