French Decorative Apothecary Jar “Pom Divine” by Léon Warin - 8¾"
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Signed under the base with the Léon Warin manufacturer’s mark used in Malicorne from the 1960s. Léon Warin was a French glass engineer active at the turn of the 20th century, whose work focused on the design and manufacture of apothecary and pharmaceutical vessels. Over the course of the 20th century, his manufacture evolved and became established in Malicorne, where it produced high-quality ceramic interpretations of historic apothecary jars, valued for their craftsmanship, decorative richness, and continuity with antique pharmacy wares. The mark, formed from the interlaced initials L and W, is cleverly arranged to resemble an apothecary scale, underscoring the workshop’s enduring connection to pharmaceutical tradition.
Ideal for display on open kitchen shelving or in a powder room, it is well suited for storing bath salts or cotton pads while adding a touch of apothecary charm. Its gentle green and cream tones pair beautifully with painted furniture, wicker, and natural stone, and it layers effortlessly alongside creamware, ironstone, or a collection of apothecary jars.
Condition and patina consistent with age.
Approx. overall 8¾" high x 4¾" diameter
Approx. overall 22cm high x 12cm diameter
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