An Italian alberello pharmacy jar is a type of ceramic jar that is traditionally used in Italy for storing and displaying pharmaceutical products in pharmacies. It is typically made of terracotta and has a tall, narrow shape with a small opening at the top. The word "alberello" means "little tree" in Italian, and the jar is named for its tree-like shape. Alberello pharmacy jars are often used in Italy for storing and displaying a variety of different types of medications, including pills, powders, and ointments. They are prized for their attractive appearance and their ability to protect the contents from light and moisture, which can help to preserve the potency and effectiveness of the medications.

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Peccetti Italian pottery waisted Alberello with colourful…

Colorful Italian Pottery Alberello with Heraldic Motif

Peccetti Italian pottery waisted Alberello with colourful heraldic motif, Deruta, Italy, signed, height 25 cm

An Italian majolica albarello jar, decorated with cobalt on a…

Italian Majolica Albarello Jar with Cobalt Decoration

An Italian majolica albarello jar, decorated with cobalt on a white ground tin glaze. Height 23.5 cm

A large Italian majolica albarello, Montelupo region, dated…

1688 Montelupo Majolica Albarello - 49cm

A large Italian majolica albarello, Montelupo region, dated 1688, 49 cm high

An Italian maiolica albarello vase, probably18th century

18th Century Italian Maiolica Albarello Vase

An Italian maiolica albarello vase, probably18th century

Early antique tin glazed albarello, in blue and white, vacant…

Antique Blue and White Albarello with Winged Griffins

Early antique tin glazed albarello, in blue and white, vacant cartouche with winged griffins and winged Putto above. Of waisted shape with spreading foot, minor chips, approx 22 cm high

A Italian maiolica waisted albarello, 17th century. 22 cm high

17th Century Italian Maiolica Waisted Albarello

A Italian maiolica waisted albarello, 17th century. 22 cm high