Gallipots [noun]

It came in a vast, thick mug, like a gallipot with a handle.

Doctor Gallipot placing his Fortune at the feet of his Mistress.

It was enclosed in a gallipot, and was what I believe they called an electuary.

There was an old gallipot or two, and there was a broken bottle or so, and there were some broken boxes for seats.

In the first place, the little gallipot of a boat that we were in was gravely overloaded.

When it is cooling, add one ounce of rose-water, and put it into a gallipot, closely covered.

It was administered in a gallipot; the nurse “poured out the medicine and judged according.”

Put under the chair a narrow metal cup or gallipot, if it will stand fire filled with spirits of wine.

And she sped away, bringing back an old gallipot, which she filled, and held to the child's lips.

It would therefore be better to carry the diachylon in a gallipot, and spread it when required on thin cotton.