Antique French Apothecary Bottle 19th Century Clear Glass Blown 0107213

French Apothecary Bottle

This French apothecary bottle dates to the 19th century and was discovered in a French convent, representing authentic European glassmaking traditions. The piece showcases the hand-blown techniques employed by French artisans during this historical period when pharmaceutical and medical vessels were crafted with care.

The clear glass construction displays the characteristic irregularities and optical variations typical of blown glass manufacture. The cylindrical form features a tapered neck with a finished rim, demonstrating traditional French glassmaking methods. Light passes through the transparent glass walls, revealing the skillful handwork of the original craftsman.

Standing 23.5cm in height (9.25 inches), this apothecary bottle maintains good structural condition appropriate to its age. The glass shows natural aging characteristics consistent with 19th century manufacture, including minor surface variations that authenticate its period origin. The neck opening and body proportions follow classic pharmaceutical bottle design.

This French apothecary bottle serves well as a display piece for collectors of medical antiques or French glass. The convent provenance adds historical context to its pharmaceutical heritage.

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