Antique Pharmacy

Mid-19th century french glazed porcelain apothecary/pharmaceutical jar with lid - 'EXT: QUINA R:' By: Langlois (in the style of) Material: ceramic, porcelain, paint, enamel Techniqu...

Complete antique pharmacy cabinet, with 3 open bookcases on the sides, 1 bookcase with drawers and 2 original doors with glass and enameled mirror sign.

A rare cast iron apothecary cap holder, traditionally used to reduce the size of caps for medicine bottles. Decorated with floral motifs and a serpent, the emblem of Asclepius, the g...

Antique bronze mortar. Handmade with pestle. Original patina Italian bronze mortar and pestle Measures: Pestle height 7.5 in.

An incredibly elegant glass pendant light made in England by GEC - General Electric Company. c.1920 Very heavy duty moonstone glass shade of pressed form, with its original decora...

Rare old 19th century pharmacy, black forest, in carved wood, brass and bronze decoration, with "APOTHEK" inscription

Heavy and very large, 7 pound scale weight, hourglass form.

In the past, this pair of very beautiful ceramics carafes, was utilized in a Pharmacy to contain erbs and spices infusions. The carafes show all signs of the time, they remain a pai...

In the past, this pair of beautiful ceramics carafes, was utilized in a Pharmacy to contain erbs and spices infusions. The carafes shows all signs of the time, but they remain a pai...

This small antique apothecary box dates to 1907 and originates from the pharmacy of W.M. Divan, Druggist, located at 328 South Street in Springfield, Missouri.

Hand-crafted from a Renaissance Revival albarello — the cylindrical pharmacy vessel form used across Italian apothecaries from the medieval period onward — this example was produced ...

Originally used in a pharmacy or apothecary, these jars beautifully reflect the elegance and craftsmanship of 19th-century scientific glassware.

History Throughout the nineteenth century, pharmacies across Europe displayed rows of beautifully labelled jars containing medicinal ingredients, herbal extracts and pill preparations.

The deep amber hue was specifically utilized by French pharmacies to shield light-sensitive remedies, oils, and chemical solutions from UV degradation.

Antique National Cash Register (NCR) Model #349 drug / candy store / pharmacy total adder machine. Serial number 635844, circa 1908.

James Monroe Munyon founded the Munyon Remedy Company in the late 19th century, marketing an extensive line of homeopathic "cures" through pharmacies and mail-order catalogs. Munyon'...

Born in Etzel, near Friedeburg, Seba moved to Amsterdam as an apprentice where later he opened a pharmacy near the harbour. Taking advantage of the location he asked sailors and ship...

Other similar compositions: - Auction Finarte, Rome 8 May 1990, Giovanni Domenico Valentino, Pharmacy Interior: - Cassa di Risparmio di Imola Foundation, Imola (Emilia Romagna, Ita...

This monumental apothecary cabinet once resided in a Qing-dynasty (1644-1911) Chinese pharmacy, filled with the dried plants, resins, and minerals of traditional herbal medicine.

The pegboard back wall allowed shelves, hooks, and display hardware to be repositioned as inventory changed, making the case suitable for hardware stores, variety stores, pharmacies,...

The albarello is a cylindrical pharmacy jar that served as the standard vessel of European apothecaries for five centuries.

The presence of instructions for testing such material places the manuscript at a fascinating intersection of court medicine, pharmacy, natural history and aristocratic collecting cu...

A rare and complete example of Chinese pharmacy furniture with fully documented original labels — ready to install as a statement piece or working storage cabinet.

A pair of antique blown glass stills from a pharmacy, mounted on a contemporary, parallelepiped-shaped cherry wood base.

Rich in character and timeless craftsmanship, this exceptional Early 20th Century Apothecary Chest of Drawers embodies the understated elegance of traditional pharmacy furniture. Ori...

Clovis" Its globular shape and handwritten inscription are characteristic of apothecary jars used in pharmacies and laboratories during the 18th and 19th centuries.

Counters of this type served as the focal point of general stores, dry goods merchants, hardware dealers, and pharmacies, providing both customer-facing presentation and organized st...

The 19th-century Renaissance Revival brought renewed demand for historically inspired pharmacy vessels across Umbria, Faenza, and Florence, as workshops returned to the albarello for...

Rich in character and timeless craftsmanship, this exceptional Early 20th Century Apothecary Chest of Drawers embodies the understated elegance of traditional pharmacy furniture. Ori...

A charming and highly tactile object evocative of historic pharmacies, natural history collections, and classical cabinets of curiosities with a subtly exotic and timeworn presence.

A charming and highly tactile object evocative of historic pharmacies, seaside curiosities, and classical cabinets of curiosities with an eccentric and quietly theatrical presence ri...

A charming and highly tactile object evocative of historic pharmacies, botanical collections, and classical cabinets of curiosities with a quietly eccentric presence and richly timew...

A distinctive feature of this particular model is the integrated cash register drawer located within the left section, underscoring its original utility in a bustling general store o...

This late nineteenth century apothecary cabinet was originally part of the cabinetry in the Flers train station pharmacy. The train station, located in the city of Flers in Normandy,...

This is the style of lamp often found over counters in general stores, pharmacies, etc. The hight is 16 inches and will finish to your drop length.

This fun set was on display in a pharmacy in Milan. These simple tools have been used from the Stone age to the present.

It originally came out of the pharmacy Het Verguld Schaap in the city of Mechelen.

Each of these large two-door Scandinavian pharmacy desks comes with twelve, non-adjustable shelves and various drawers with wooden pulls.

This low cabinet with many drawers is a small Chinese apothecary chest, once used in a 19th-century pharmacy to organize and store traditional herbal medicines.

Keywords: Manna Ash, Fraxinus ornus, Sarsaparilla, Smilax, medicinal plants, herbal medicine, botanical engraving, antique botanical print, medicinal botanical print, pharmacy decor,...

Once used to store sulphur in a working pharmacy, this is a remarkable survivor, retaining its vibrant internally reverse‑painted signage.

A lovely antique 19th-Century Dutch Delft faience apothecary pharmacy jar. Maker's mark on reverse. This fine jar displays beautifully, hand painted with the Latin medicinal name and...

Originally used in pharmacies and apothecaries for grinding herbs and medicines, this piece is now a decorative collectible with practical use.

The jars are decorated with hand-painted black-and-gold cartouches and gilded bands, reflecting the refined yet utilitarian aesthetic of professional pharmacies of the period. Their ...

Traditionally used as pharmacy jars, the tall cylindrical forms are beautifully proportioned, and a remarkable survival of of their period.

This stunning pair of apothecary cabinets were made in the Netherlands around the turn of the century in Art Nouveau style. They were made for Pharmacy De Lelie / The Lily on the Lel...

This object was traditionally used to hold liquids or essences in pharmacies, and it lends a touch of class and antique charm to any space. 17th-century Neapolitan manufacture.

The form is classic and utilitarian, with a gently rounded shoulder rising into a short cylindrical neck with a slightly flared lip, typical of late 19th to early 20th century pharma...

Original antique advertising poster for a French brand of liquorice, catechu powder and mint lozenge sweets - Cachou Lajaunie - featuring a great design by the renowned Italian artis...

These jars would have originally been displayed in a 19th century pharmacy, both as storage vessels and as visible markers of important remedies.

Issued in Zenker’s Merkantilische Waarenkunde, the image documents medicinal plants essential to pharmacy and trade. Original hand coloring is crisp, with strong contrast between le...

The use of dark amethyst glass is characteristic for pharmacy storage and display, helping to reduce light exposure for sensitive compounds while presenting a visually cohesive suite...

The combination of decorative art, advertising history, and Belle Époque charm makes this pair a rare and evocative ensemble, capable of capturing the elegance of late 19th-century F...

Originally intended for use in a pharmacy, hardware store, or workshop, this rotating cabinet now offers unique storage for small collections, craft supplies, or retail display.

19th Century French Apothocary Bottle Offered is a rare extra large antique French Flacon de Parfum (French Perfume Display Bottle) or also known as an apothecary bottle, pharmacy ve...

This piece was likely produced for pharmacy, but could also have been used for hardware and general stores providing organized storage for small inventory, documents, or apothecary ...

The plate originates from Zenker’s Merkantilische Waarenkunde and documents one of the most important binding and thickening agents used in pharmacy, confectionery, and early industr...

A 19th century gilded pharmacy sign of large dimensions from Pennsylvania made of gold painted zinc and representing pestle and mortar, circa 1850s-1880s.

Due to the lack of literacy at the time, figural trade signs were important to apothecaries and pharmacies so people who could not read would still know where to get their medication...

Small antique mortar with original pestle, chiseled in gilded bronze with period decorations, antique pharmacy mortar, used for potions and medicines, beautiful gift idea or to use i...