Mixed lot of 6 vessels. Mecklenburg, mid-19th century, three storage jars, a bouteille, a tiny serving jar of light green glass, a large drinking jar of white glass, all with cracks. 1st binder rim vessel. Height: approx. 17 cm. - 2. spherical vessel with flared and reinforced mouth. Height: approx. 17 cm. - 3. cylindrical apothecary vessel with reinforced lip. Height: approx. 18 cm. - 4. flattened spherical flask with short neck and double-reinforced mouth. Height: ca. 23 cm. - 5. dispensing jar (ointment jar) with folded rim. Height: approx. 5 cm. - 6. uncut goblet with spherical shaft and bell-shaped bowl. Height: ca. 22 cm. Mouth width: ca. 11 cm. - Stand rings with abrasion, walls partly scratched (on no. 2 also a short crack), the small vessel glass-damaged.

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