Antique Chemist Bottles Apothecary Glass Pharmacy Labels Graduated Set of 3

A set of three antique glass chemist dispensing bottles dating from the early to mid-20th century.

Two bottles retain original British Pharmaceutical Codex paper labels, while the central bottle has lost its label. The aged glass, worn labels and traces of original residue give the set an authentic apothecary appearance, ideal for collectors, vintage interiors, medical displays, or film and theatre props.

The bottles have intentionally not been cleaned internally to preserve their original character and collector appeal.

Item Details

• Quantity: Three bottles
• Material: Clear glass
• Style: Antique apothecary and chemist dispensing bottles
• Era: Early to mid-20th century
• Labels: Two original British Pharmaceutical Codex paper labels
• Labelled contents: Ext. Grindeliae Liq. B.P.C. and Liquor Bismuth. et Ammon. Cit. B.P.C.
• Features: Graduated rectangular glass forms with authentic age and wear

Condition

Good antique condition with wear consistent with age and former pharmacy use.

Two bottles retain aged paper labels displaying fading, marks and surface wear. The central bottle no longer has its label. Discolouration and traces of dried medicinal residue remain inside the bottles. They have intentionally not been cleaned internally to preserve their authenticity.

Sold as decorative collectables only. Not suitable for food, drink or medicinal use.

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