Antique Pharmaceutical

Endearingly rustic and quite sturdy, this corker perfectly embodies the time-honored tradition of preparing pharmaceuticals for fields of medicine near the turn of the century.

A highly collectible and decorative, unusually large, heavy-duty antique English clear glass pharmaceutical medication bottle from the early 20th century.

This is an antique pharmaceutical cork compressor. An English, cast iron apothecary shop press dating to the early Victorian period, circa 1850.

Set of 3 Louis Philippe period glass pharmaceutical bottles with original Latin labels. Removable octagonal stopper.

On the central area there is a ribbon scroll with curled ends with the pharmaceutical writing 'Mustarda Fina di Cedro'. On the curvature the initials A F Z surmounted by a cross.

A set of six French amber glass pharmaceutical bottles, one with remnant of paper label.

Originally intended to contain herbal or pharmaceutical preparations, the vessel retains the honest wear, glaze crazing, and softened surface expected of an object that spent centuri...

Primarily used in chemistry and physics for the analysis of chemicals and pharmaceuticals. Dimensions: 11.5" x 8.5" x 10.25" (Width x Depth x Height)

a fine late 19th-century pharmacy balance scale in walnut and ebonized wood. This pharmaceutical laboratory balance scale is housed in its original glass-fronted display case with a ...

A piece of great historical and decorative interest, ideal for collectors of pharmaceutical ceramics, medical curiosities, or interiors with a traditional European style.

Within this environment, numerous small chemical and pharmaceutical laboratories supplied products for medical, industrial, and domestic use.

Rich in character and patina, these jars reflect early 20th-century pharmaceutical design

The back shows old stains, rust marks, and evidence of previous repairs, but the graphics on the front remain largely intact and highly legible.This is a rare surviving example of e...

Each Albarello is hand-painted in a traditional polychrome palette of cobalt, saffron, ochre and green, featuring foliate bands, floral sprigs, and Gothic-script pharmaceutical inscr...

The large background wall is occupied by an angular hanging shelf for jars and apothecary jars all arranged in a row, in the foreground the still life featured various pharmaceutical...

Likely produced by Lynch & Co, these were fashioned for the royal pharmaceutical society and the jar bears their coat or arms. 72cm in height 35cm width at base

This is a fine antique apothecary cork compressor. An English, pharmaceutical press in oak and cast iron, dating to the Georgian period, circa 1800.

At a time when government, medical institutions, and pharmaceutical companies would not fund the work, McCormick supplied almost all of the money required from her own fortune.

The work includes the medical writings attributed to Scribonius Largus concerning pharmaceutical compositions, together with additional medical texts as indicated on the title page.

An English, cast iron pharmaceutical press dating to the early Victorian period, circa 1850.

Vintage Steel Pharmaceutical / Dental / Medical Cabinet Overall Dimensions: 17 1/2" x 24 1/2" x 55" high Outer Cabinet Dimensions: 15" x 20" Inner Cabinet Dimensions: 14 1/2" x 18...

In the centre of the image we see a bowl on a golden foot with the words ONC: EGYPTIAC written over it. In the old pharmaceutical language Onc stood for Unguentum which translates as...

The central cartouche bears the pharmaceutical inscription “CANIS” in Gothic-style lettering, likely referencing an herbal preparation or ingredient used in historic medicinal practi...

Additional sections reference: - Blut Stillung (blood stanching), - Odontalgia (toothache remedies), - Pectoralis (chest remedies), - Stomachalis (stomach remedies), - Paracelsi Dia...

A rare and visually striking group, notable for their exceptional size, clear pharmaceutical inscriptions, and strong decorative presence—ideal for collectors of medical history, int...

Camphor played an important role in pharmaceutical, preservative, and industrial contexts during the 18th and 19th centuries.

This refined piece appeals to wunderkammer and cabinet of curiosity enthusiasts, collectors of medical and pharmaceutical history, and to those decorating interiors rooted in history.

These species were the principal sources of gum arabic, a key material used in food preparation, pharmaceuticals, printing, watercolor painting, and bookbinding.

Drawer fronts are hand-marked with fractional measurements and quantities, reflecting an original function tied to precise inventory control-likely within an industrial, pharmaceutic...

These are antique glass pharmaceutical bottles from the 1920s to the 1930s. Unlike modern, uniform glass, the rich texture created by the unique character of antique glass adds a di...

FLUORO CALCIFORTE dental pharmaceuticals. Antique Fluoro Calciforte advertising letter opener.

A superb and decorative example of early pharmaceutical glassware. Charming Georgian period apothecary bottles, ideal for collectors or period interiors Crafted from quality antique...

Both doors hinge outwards revealing an extensive contents of Georgian pharmaceutical bottles and a front velvet pad with two turned handles.

The morphology is typical of 17th century production, consistent with the banded decoration with a "calligraphic naturalistic" motif and scrolls with pharmaceutical writing in Gothic...

Sugarcane held enormous economic and medicinal importance in the 18th and 19th centuries, linked to global trade networks, colonial agriculture, and the production of sugar as both f...

Precision travel scale, pharmaceutical use. The box is made of oak wood. The scale can be completely disassembled and positioned inside the drawer.

This inscription adds to the historical and functional significance of the piece, suggesting its use in a pharmaceutical or apothecary setting. This apothecary jar is not only a fun...

This inscription adds to the historical and functional significance of the piece, suggesting its use in a pharmaceutical or apothecary setting. This apothecary jar is not only a fun...

Unlike floral prints intended for domestic decoration, cryptogam atlases were produced in significantly smaller numbers for pharmaceutical, medical, and academic use. As a result, co...

The combination of vivid, detailed decorations and its functional use as a pharmaceutical container offers a fascinating insight into the history of both art and medicine.

This inscription adds to the historical and functional significance of the piece, suggesting its use in a pharmaceutical or apothecary setting. This apothecary jar is not only a fun...

This inscription adds to the historical and functional significance of the piece, suggesting its use in a pharmaceutical or apothecary setting. This apothecary jar is not only a fun...

Wooden pharmaceutical apothecary jar, marked "CARB LIGN PR".

The balanced proportions, the quality of the carpentry, and the evocative presence make it an exceptionally impactful piece, capable of restoring the charm of ancient Italian pharmac...

A thinly rolled rim to the opening supports the bulbous pestle, which has commensurate wear from decades of grinding pharmaceutical ingredients. Mortars and pestles have been used fo...

The son of Édouard Sandoz, founder of the pharmaceutical company Sandoz Laboratories, he pursued a path in fine arts, dedicating his life to exploring natural forms—particularly anim...

This work is a significant contribution to early botanical and pharmaceutical literature, reflecting the intense European interest in medicinal plants during the 19th century.

Iron pharmacy mortar. 18th-19th centuries. Old mortar for pharmaceutical use, made of cast iron. It follows the usual structure for this type of utensil between the 15th and 19th ce...

Superbly crafted with an air tight seal to protect the contents, this attractive pendant/container is excellent as a large, beautiful piece of jewelry or an interesting pill/pharmace...

Apothecary Elegance: A Rare Set of Ten 19th-Century French Porcelain Drug Jars This comprehensive set of ten French porcelain apothecary jars dates to the 19th century and represent...

The jar is probably produced by Lynch & Co. for the Royal Pharmaceutical Society.

Friedrich Gottlob Hayne, a renowned German botanist and professor of pharmaceutical botany. - Publication: This engraving is part of the 6th edition of "Getreue Darstellung und Besch...

Friedrich Gottlob Hayne, a noted German botanist and professor of pharmaceutical botany at Berlin University. - Publication: This engraving is part of the 6th edition of "Getreue Dar...

It likely stands for 'Butyrum Cacao' referring to cocoa butter, a fat extracted from cocoa beans commonly used in the pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries for its emollient propert...

Today, it is owned by the Kjell and Märta Beijer Foundation and all profit generated is donated to research in areas such as environmental sustainability, genetics, biomedicine and p...

These alkaloids have been historically important and continue to be essential in pharmaceuticals. 2. Traditional medicine: In many cultures, poppy extracts and seeds have been used...

The inlay work on the door suggests that the person who commissioned the furniture came from a medical or pharmaceutical background. It depicts a young woman, possibly the goddess Hy...