ZINCO, Gorgeous Large 19th Century Ironstone Apothecary Jar with Hand-painted Label Over Gold Leaf canvas One small loose drawing held

One small loose drawing held inside pages

At nearly a foot tall and quite heavy

but just stick it back on the nails and it holds on fine

specific to the Kitlinermiut or “Copper” Inuit population of the Canadian Arctic and passed across generations orally

And then soft greens on the horizon and framing the river view

ZINCO, Gorgeous Large 19th Century Ironstone Apothecary Jar with Hand-painted Label Over Gold Leaf canvas One small loose drawing heldOne sees a fair number of old glass as well as ceramic apothecary jars out there, most of which I don't pay very much attention to, but the combination of the royal blue and gold leaf on this large ironstone one (and the excellent word ZINCO, Italian for Zinc) completely sold me; I just think it really beautiful, and a bit magical feeling too. C. 1880s or so, I believe, and I believe the jar was made in England, but the label makes me think for