DELFT, late 18th century Two earthenware medicine jars decorated with cartouches bearing the inscriptions "P. Trochisci - Alb : Rhas" or P. de Cÿnoglosso" and initials "P.N.B". H. 16.1 and 16.3 cm. Wear and chips, cracking and one chip reattached to a base. Trochisque: pharmaceutical preparation in the form of a dragée or lozenge. Cÿnoglosse : herbaceous plant of the Boraginaceae family, formerly officinal, known as "dog's tongue".