It features rich amber glass originally used for chemical storage and display in scientific settings.
It features rich amber glass originally used for chemical storage and display in scientific settings.
Rare old survivor of the hexagon footed style. From an existing Pharmacy Estate, they are for archival or display use only, not for food, beverage.
The paper pad included feels durable, and the sheets stay put without sliding around while you write.
The fitted case suggests storage or portable use. The interior is lined in purple fabric. The opposite half is purple-lined and forms a shallow fitted recess. The case is cylindrical, with a separate lid and base.
A collection of apothecary bottles and jar. They include James Woolley, Evans sons and Phillip Harris. Overall very good condition. One comes with its stopper and the jar still has the original cork top. Please study the photos carefully as these form part of the description. Please ask any questions you may have before buying and I will help as best I can. It will be securely packaged for postage. If you have any issues with the item please contact me before leaving feedback and I will try to resolve the issue.
Brockway Regular Dropper Service set includes twelve 1 oz. amber glass bottles, each equipped with a black dropper cap. The hexagonal or faceted shape of the amber glass provides a unique aesthetic while protecting light-sensitive liquids, making them ideal for essential oils, tinctures, or laboratory use.
The vintage apothecary boric acid glassware with stopper is a rare and collectible item. Glass is in good condition. Thanks for looking and please let me know if you have any questions!
Wood case is in perfect beautiful condition. Glass bottle topper is stuck and I can not open it. The wood container is 5.5” tall. Fuzzy lint you may see is left by paper towel I have used to clean this item.
Liquid Bismuth Concentrate. I’m a one man enterprise.
You will find that the whole apothecary presentation feels deliberate and thoughtfully put together.