apothecary jars
Old drugstore containers
Apothecary jars are decorative glass or ceramic containers originally used by pharmacists to store medicines, herbs, and compounds.
They typically have wide mouths, fitted lids, and often feature labels or painted designs identifying their contents.
Now largely ornamental, they appear in home décor and window displays: A row of antique apothecary jars lined the bathroom shelf.
- glassTransparent solid from sand
- medicineCurative substance or practice
- pharmacyMedicinal dispensary
- bottlesNarrow-necked liquid containers
- vintageQuality from past eras
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apothecary jarsblister packs
Individual dose compartments sealed
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