Early-20th-Century Venetian Glass Lidded Apothecary Jar

Early-20th-Century Venetian Glass Lidded Apothecary JarFrom around the mid 17th century, apothecary jars were detailed with inscriptions that would bear Latin abbreviations of their contents. Deciphering them provides an insight into the vast array of ingredients that would have been stored within, such as betulla for birch, mirto for liqueur, menta for mint, and so on. This Venetian glass vessel from the early 20th century secures with a dome like lid. Due to their age, they are intended for decorative

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