apothecary jar

A peppercorn-studded prime rib rests on the counter next to an apothecary jar full of weed.

Telling Didion that “having a pretty place to work is important to a man,” Nancy Reagan fills an apothecary jar with hard candies for his desk, carpets the floors of the State Capitol “in a pleasing shade of green,” Didion writes.

Herndon found them when she was cleaning out the dirt and now has them in a tiny apothecary jar.

Silver balls fill the apothecary jar in the master bathroom, and above their bed, a wreath adorns a cardboard deer head from Target.

Now that unwieldy price is about to go the way of the apothecary jar.