Blue bottle of pharmacy end of XIXth century
Without label
Blown glass
Antique blue pharmacy bottle - End of XIXth century
Without label
In blown glass, it remains the trace of the pontil of the cane under the bottle.
Stopper in sheet metal.
The blue glass was either used for the storage of dangerous products such as poisons in the pharmacy in order to identify them at first glance or to protect from light certain sensitive products, including plants in herbalist's shop.
Height 19.5cm with stopper Diameter: 7.5cm
There are 2 bottles available
The price is for 1 bottle
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Blue bottle of pharmacy end of XIXth century
Without label
Blown glass
