Small 19th-century French Candy Jar (20G) Fish when two brothers began making

when two brothers began making Christmas figurines from a family paper mâché recipe they updated over time

Ino Schaller maintains a 19th-century tradition of crafting intricate paper-mâché figurines

Each stone is hand-set in a bead-style setting with a delicate milgrain-detailed edge and is entirely handmade and crafted by Jake Matluck in his NYC studio

from The Naturalist’s Library

Small 19th-century French Candy Jar (20G) Fish when two brothers began makingMost often used as bon bon container in confectionary shops, or an apothecary jar in pharmacies in the 19th century, this French lidded glass jar is among John Derian's trove of handpicked vintage and antique goods.. Browse our full collection of antique glassware here. Details approx. 5" W x 11" H Glass Lidded top 19th century France Please note that vintage items may embrace unique variations such as scratches, discoloration and general wear.