Napoleon III pharmacy pot

Superb large jar / bottle / bottle at pharmacy of the XIXth century glass blown, thick, blue, closed by a lid color painted metal "fake-wood marble". Label porcelain of Paris (with gold pinstripes) glued to the gum Arabic with inscription "Water BORIQUEE". Boric water is an aqueous antiseptic solution containing about 3.5% boric acid formerly named sassoline in Central Italy, where it flows naturally in hot fumaroles and settles with the other vapors condensed in the lagoni of Tuscany. Under the base, original with inscription label: TISSIER PARIS label patented porcelain S.G.D.G. (without the Government guarantee). Diameter 4 cm, diameter 9.5 cm, height 24.5 cm base opening. The brand of the punty and bubbles attest to his age. In perfect condition. The home based TISSIER in 1761 was manufacturer of glassware, Crystal and porcelain at the 204 Faubourg Saint Denis PARIS. Medals at the world exhibitions in PARIS in 1878 and 1889.