Napoleon lll pharmacy pot

Superb large pot / bottle / pharmacy bottle of the 19th century blown glass, thick, blue, closed by a sheet metal lid painted "false marbled wood". Paris porcelain label (with fine gold edges) glued to gum arabic with inscription "pastilles chlor: pot: bl: ". Chlorine is the chemical element of atomic number 17, symbol cl. It's the most common halogen. Chlorine is abundant in nature, its most important derivative is "table salt" or sodium chloride (nacl). Under the base, original label with inscription: tissier paris label porcelain patented s.g.d.g. For (no government guarantee). At the bottom of the glass on each side, a t embossed for tissier. Opening diameter 6 cm, base diameter 9.5 cm, height 21.5 cm. The mark of the pontil and the presence of bubbles attest to its age. In its juice, in perfect condition. Tissier, founded in 1761, was a manufacturer of glassware, crystals and porcelain at 204 faubourg saint denis paris. Medals at the paris world's fairs in 1878 and 1889.