Apothecary jar small Simple model in white porcelain

The apothecary jar originated in the Middle Ages and reached its peak during the Renaissance. Used by apothecaries (the ancestors of our pharmacists), this container was used to store medicinal herbs, spices and ointments. Made from ceramic, earthenware or porcelain, the apothecary's pot was distinguished by its hermetically sealed lid, which protected its contents from moisture and light, ensuring better preservation.

Today, the apothecary jar is more sought-after for its decorative appeal than for its preservative properties. The Alix D. Reynis white porcelain apothecary jar is made in the family-run factory in Limoges using the time-honoured skills of our craftsmen. Versatile, this elegant container, with its sculpted lid, can be used to store spices, small treasures, or simply to enhance your interior decoration.

The Alix D. Reynis apothecary jar comes in three sizes: large, medium and small. The small size can be used to store coarse salt, cotton buds, jams or mustard, and is ideal for use in the kitchen, on the table or in the bathroom. Made from Limoges porcelain, it is oven, dishwasher and microwave safe.

Monogram Personalization:

A tailor-made emblem for unique tableware Have your piece of tableware personalized with the initials of your choice based on models taken from the ornamentalist Jean-Henri Prosper Pouget's dictionary of decorated letters established in the 18th century. The monograms are made with a pen or brush for a fine and delicate finish that will make your object unique.

* 2 letters of your choice of 1.5 cm (to be written in the desired order)

** Completion time: 1 month (excluding delivery)

Customization Typography:

Write the word or first name of your choice in a fine gold-plated letter for personal and timeless tableware (16 letters).

* Completion time: 1 month (excluding delivery).

• Collections: Simple
• Dimensions: 6,5 x 12 cm
• Created in: Paris
• Manufacturing: handmade
• Place of manufacture: France
• Materials: Limoges porcelain