gallipots

/ˈɡælɪpɑts/
noun
  1. Small containers, typically made of earthenware or glass, used by apothecaries or pharmacists to hold ointments, medicines, or other substances.
    • She carefully labeled each gallipot with the name of the ointment it contained.
    • The old apothecary shop had shelves lined with colorful gallipots filled with herbal remedies.
    • The museum displayed a collection of 18th-century gallipots used by colonial pharmacists.