Woods Areca Nut Toothpaste Antique Ceramic Apothecary Jar pre-columbian mexican I'm not especially good at

I'm not especially good at envisioning elaborate structures to build with legos and the like

is I think its perfect match

but I think this interesting old handmade dial would be instructive if a novice like me were to try to put it to use

perhaps made to store crickets

and the spots very dark green with black outlines and red dots in the centers

Woods Areca Nut Toothpaste Antique Ceramic Apothecary Jar pre-columbian mexican I'm not especially good atWhen I travel to foreign countries, I often buy lotions and potions just for the great packaging, and most definitely if I found toothpaste being sold in a great looking ceramic jar I would most certainly scoop it right up as someone else did with this at more than 100 years ago. From what I've learned, the W. Woods apothecary in Plymouth, England produced this toothpaste from 1860 until 1910, and there are enough of these jars out there that I think