19th century apothecary jar with enamel painted label

19th century apothecary jar with enamel painted label.


Price

SOLD

Item Ref

6232

Description

Large 19th century apothecary or chemist jar with a white and gilt enamel painted label and original contents, from the large private collection of a retired pharmacist. The collection includes many bottles, laboratory glasses, potions and pastes, an iron cork press or mould, glass cabinet labels, measures and other items.
This bottle label is labelled SPIR. ARMORACIAE CO. for compound spirit of horseradish. It was used for diuretic remedies, in dropsy attended with debility, especially in the case of drunkards.
There is a smooth pontil mark to the bottom.
Size-7.75 inches high by 2.75 inches diameter.
A great apothecary bottle for collection or display, in very good condition, with an interesting history.
The last photo shows more of the other bottles in the collection, if more are desired. But this listing is for the one bottle.
Please click on my personal website link in the top left column of this page, or go to www.serpentineantiques.co.uk to see additional items not listed on this site. If you would like additional photos, I am happy to provide them.
Inventory is located in different locations, so please email to verify availability. Thank you.
Internal Ref: 6232



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