A Fabulous Pair of 19thC Porcelain LUG Apothecary Jars for Lactose Sugar & Arrowroot by the York Glass Company sub-Curios The Case: Depth: 8

The Case: Depth: 8

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A Fabulous Pair of 19thC Porcelain LUG Apothecary Jars for Lactose Sugar & Arrowroot by the York Glass Company sub-Curios The Case: Depth: 8Origin: English Period: Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1880 90 Diameter: 6 inches Height: 10 inches In original condition, the pair of puce pink ground porcelain apothecary jars with white bandings having octagonal labels under glass (LUG) in Latin reading Sacchar: Lactis (Lactose Sugar) and Maranta Opt (Arrowroot) with Trademark Y G Co 70 to the bases, with original matching lids terminating in knop handles. The condition of the