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Oak-Leaf Drug Jar.

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ceramics early modern italian renaissance

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Piero di MAZEO (act. 1380-1430): Produced for the pharmacy of the hospital of Santa Maria della Scala in Siena. The emblem of the hospital; a three-runged ladder (scala a pioli) surmounted by a cross; appears on both sides of the jar.

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