French Apothecary Bottles Glass Pharmacy Jars Green Stoppers Vintage 1901251

French Apothecary Bottles

This set of two early 20th century French apothecary bottles represents authentic pharmaceutical history from France's traditional pharmacy practices. These clear glass pharmacy vessels were originally used by French pharmacists for storing medicinal preparations including tinctures and chemical substances.

Each bottle displays original vintage labels with aged patina - one reading "TEINTURE DE RHUBARBE" (Rhubarb Tincture) and the other "BENZINE". The labels show characteristic weathering and text deterioration consistent with their age. The bottles feature ground glass stoppers crowned with distinctive metallic green caps displaying gold-toned trim bands. The stoppers follow traditional pharmaceutical design with caps wider than the bottle neck openings.

Standing 22.5cm in height (8.75 inches), these French apothecary bottles exhibit authentic aging throughout. The clear glass bodies show minor wear marks while maintaining structural integrity. The green metallic caps display natural patina with some surface variations. Label condition reflects genuine vintage character with edge wear and text fading adding to their historical authenticity.

These pharmacy bottles serve as compelling examples of early French pharmaceutical equipment, appealing to collectors of medical antiques and vintage laboratory glassware. Their authentic labels and traditional apothecary design make them suitable for period displays or historical collections.

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