This vintage apothecary jar from the 1980s is a British-made collectible that exudes charm and nostalgia. Made of heavy clear glass and standing at 9.75 inches tall, this piece adds a touch of classic elegance to any space. Its origins in the United Kingdom carry a sense of authenticity and craftsmanship, making it a unique and sought-after item for collectors of pharmaceutical and medical memorabilia. Perfect for display or practical use, this apothecary jar is a timeless piece that captures the essence of a bygone era.
The powder folder is adjustable to fit variable sizes. Very rare apothecary item.
A handblown miniature glass funnel made for use in a scientific lab or an apothecary. Age / date of manufacture: Difficult to date but handmade so likely to have been produced in the late 19th / early 20th century.
A handblown miniature glass funnel made for use in a scientific lab or an apothecary. Obviously handmade as uneven in shape and with a little point on the rim of the narrow end from where the hot glass was snipped.
Zoology laboratory knick knacks of various sorts as in pictures. Probably dating to before 1990.
Review 1966: Atromid-S Treatment Coronary Heart Disease Imperial Chemical Indust. Small tear on side of cover as pictured
The product is a vintage Mason Cash English ceramic porcelain mortar and pestle set, originating from England. This apothecary set is reminiscent of a bygone era in pharmaceutical practices and is highly sought after by collectors. The craftsmanship and history of this item make it a valuable piece for those interested in medicine, dentistry, and pharmaceutical artifacts.
The elegant design and high quality material make it a sought-after collectable for those interested in pharmacy and chemist history. Whether displayed as a decorative item or used for its original intended purpose, this piece is sure to be a unique and treasured addition to any collection.
A nice touch is the you will find that it stays cool and doesn’t pick up scratches easily.
