18th century, the first is an Italian majolica mulberry syrup dispenser with label "Syr De Mororum" in the midst of reserves featuring flora and polychrome landscapes (8 in.) (repaired spout; rim and base foot chips; handle with glaze scrape); second an Italian drug jar, probably Savona, for a clove distillation, labeled in manganese between decorative bands of blue loops, wide mouth and foot (9 in.) (slight rim chips); covered jar, likely English, with manganese design of a crown above label "No 2", applied corbels at the rim, domed cover with flame finial (13 in.) (repair to finial and inner cover rim: repair to rim at crown; other small nicks/scrapes.).

The Caroline Faison Antiques Collection, Greensboro, North Carolina