Napoleon III medicine jar

The ancestor of maxilase! Looch "to lick": linctus in latin, originally refers to a potion that is licked, taken in small sips. Will you lick yourself tempt. Large jar / bottle / medicine bottle of the xlxth century in blown glass, thick, blue, closed by a lid in painted sheet metal of color "marbled false wood". Label in porcelain of paris (with borders with fine gold) glued with gum arabic with inscription "amygd powder: p loochs", neck diameter 4.5 cm, base diameter 9.5 cm, height 23.5 cm. The mark of the pontoon and the presence of bubbles attest to its age. In its juice, in perfect condition. A mini crack (1cm) on the base.