Antique Pharmacy

Johann Weinmann, was a botanist and pharmacist who directed a famous pharmacy in Regensburg, Germany. The Phytanthoza Iconographia was his masterpiece, which was a huge work in eight...

A beautiful pair of antique 19th-century French porcelain lidded apothecary or pharmacy jars, with elegant hand-painted decoration and lettering, and maker's mark on the base.

Johann Weinmann, was a botanist and pharmacist who directed a famous pharmacy in Regensburg. The Phytanthoza Iconographia was his masterpiece, a huge work in eight folio volumes, whi...

Johann Weinmann, was a botanist and pharmacist who directed a famous pharmacy in Regensburg. The Phytanthoza Iconographia was his masterpiece, a huge work in eight folio volumes, whi...

Johann Weinmann, was a botanist and pharmacist who directed a famous pharmacy in Regensburg. The Phytanthoza Iconographia was his masterpiece, a huge work in eight folio volumes, whi...

Johann Weinmann, was a botanist and pharmacist who directed a famous pharmacy in Regensburg, Germany. The Phytanthoza Iconographia was his masterpiece, which was a huge work in eight...

Original antique advertising poster by the renowned poster artist Leonetto Cappiello (1875-1942) for Uricure featuring a great design depicting a smiling elderly man with a white bea...

Fine smaller early Italian pottery pharmacy jar in rich blue and off-white scrolling patterned floral and inscription; design based on Persian originals, Italy, early 17th century.

Johann Weinmann, was a botanist and pharmacist who directed a famous pharmacy in Regensburg, Germany. The Phytanthoza Iconographia was his masterpiece, which was a huge work in eight...

Johann Weinmann, was a botanist and pharmacist who directed a famous pharmacy in Regensburg. The Phytanthoza Iconographia was his masterpiece, a huge work in eight folio volumes, whi...

Johann Weinmann, was a botanist and pharmacist who directed a famous pharmacy in Regensburg. The Phytanthoza Iconographia was his masterpiece, a huge work in eight folio volumes, whi...

Johann Weinmann, was a botanist and pharmacist who directed a famous pharmacy in Regensburg, Germany. The Phytanthoza Iconographia was his masterpiece, which was a huge work in eight...

They operated from around circa 1830 until circa 1920 when they were bought out and renamed Maws Pharmacy Supplies Limited moving to Monken Hadley, Barnet, England Mahogany is the n...

A unique example of the traditional French pharmacy mortar, this cast iron version is from circa 1800 and features a large wooden pestle (16 inches tall with a diameter of 2 ¾) with ...

Johann Weinmann (1683-1741) was a botanist and pharmacist who directed a famous pharmacy in Regensburg. The "Phytanthoza Iconographia" was his masterpiece.

Johann Weinmann, a botanist and pharmacist directed a famous pharmacy in Regensburg. The Phytanthoza Iconographia was his masterpiece, a huge work in eight folio volumes, which provi...

This lovely antique lacquered apothecary box was crafted in Italy in late 19th century in the style of medicinal herbs casket in use in pharmacies during the Middle Age and Renaissan...

Johann Weinmann (1683-1741) was a botanist and pharmacist who directed a famous pharmacy in Regensburg. The "Phytanthoza Iconographia" was his masterpiece.

Johann Weinmann, a botanist and pharmacist directed a famous pharmacy in Regensburg. The Phytanthoza Iconographia was his masterpiece, a huge work in eight folio volumes, which provi...

In 1900 almost all pharmacies of the monarchy, such as Imperial and Royal Court Pharmacy, had Florenz products.   

The productions were very varied: from bronze ashtrays to light fixtures — always with Daum glassware —, including religious furniture or commercial furniture (Fandre pharmacy, now a...

Johann Weinmann (1683-1741) was a botanist and pharmacist who directed a famous pharmacy in Regensburg. The "Phytanthoza Iconographia" was his masterpiece.

Johann Weinmann (1683-1741) was a botanist and pharmacist who directed a famous pharmacy in Regensburg. The "Phytanthoza Iconographia" was his masterpiece.

This type of furniture was used (and is still used today) in pharmacies and Chinese medicine establishments of some importance.

Johann Weinmann (1683-1741) was a botanist and pharmacist who directed a famous pharmacy in Regensburg. The "Phytanthoza Iconographia" was his masterpiece.

Born in 1861 to wealthy farmers, he moved to Toulouse at the age of 17 to study pharmacy. At this time, he also enrolled part-time at the school of the Beaux-Arts, where he befriende...

Likewise, it is worth mentioning a series of pieces with which this one has something more related: pharmacy bottle with San Pablo (made in Savona in the 17th century, now in the Int...

Johann Weinmann (1683-1741) was a botanist and pharmacist who directed a famous pharmacy in Regensburg. The "Phytanthoza Iconographia" was his masterpiece.

Retaining remnants of the original pharmacy labels, presently with nicely aged patina, organically distressed with some loss, consistent with age.

A remarkable pair of two antique European tin-glazed earthenware apothecary jars. circa 1770 Originally used as medicinal pottery jars that held ointments and dry drugs at apothecar...

Set of 4 1920s Dakota graduated size square clear glass pharmacy canister jars with ground glass lid stopper.

An outstanding pair of hand blown Victorian Pharmacy Carboys, dating to around 1870 -1880, these were generally found in the window of Victorian chemists as a way of advertising thei...

Johann Weinmann, a botanist and pharmacist directed a famous pharmacy in Regensburg. The Phytanthoza Iconographia was his masterpiece, a huge work in eight folio volumes, which provi...

He was also appointed the inspector of drugs and pharmacies by Pope Gregory XIII. The Pope became a benefactor, supporting Aldrovandi's natural history work.

He was also appointed the inspector of drugs and pharmacies by Pope Gregory XIII. The Pope became a benefactor, supporting Aldrovandi's natural history work.

Johann Weinmann, a botanist and pharmacist directed a famous pharmacy in Regensburg. The Phytanthoza Iconographia was his masterpiece, a huge work in eight folio volumes, which provi...

In 1935, he found work with the WPA where he painted murals and partnered up with longtime friend Willem de Kooning in 1939 on a mural for the Hall of Pharmacy at the New York World’...

Walgreen of the Walgreen pharmacy family. During the Walgreen ownership, Acania was commissioned by the USA Navy for WW II and used as a experimental submarine echo finder.

He died in 1834 and was buried in St Mary's churchyard in Bridport, where a large obelisk marks his grave inscribed 'His Memory is Cherished Especially by the Poor with Grateful Feel...

He was also appointed the inspector of drugs and pharmacies by Pope Gregory XIII. The Pope became a benefactor, supporting Aldrovandi's natural history work.

The businesses were also underwritten by the production of utilitarian glassware for industry – distilleries and pharmacies – and this security gave François-Théodore the freedom to ...

. – manufacturer ca. 1900, Celle, Germany There is one like it in Pharmacy Museum, Jagiellonian University Medical College The Berkefeld ceramic water filter dates back to approximat...

The painter was born in Naples in 1731; there is little information about his artistic training and his activity before 1756, the year in which he decorated the ceiling of the pharma...

However, in the late fall of 1897 he abandoned this endeavor and studied simultaneously at the College of Pharmacy of the City of New York and at the Art Students League of New York.

Set of seven brown/amber apothecary pharmacy glasses and ceramics from the 1920s-1930s.

Pharmacy shop sign, Baccarat crystal, France, circa 1870.

Pharmacy oak cabinet with one door, two internal shelves and three drawers.

A small brass Box for pharmacy, India, 19th century.

pair of china pharmacy jars with liner lovely pink

Stunning bureau Baroque pharmacy, polychrome wood with floral motifs on the front of the drawers and under the upper shelves.

1900s French Pharmacy Porcelain jars with original tags. One has an old crack in the back.

Collection of four amber pharmacy bottles with original lids and painted labels.

A set of four 19th century pharmacy bottles with painted labels, glass stoppers and pontil bottoms, U.S.A., circa 1860.

A huge antique English pharmacy display cabinet. A superb example of great scale & of the highest quality, the two part cabinet with twin doors top & bottom, made from the highest qu...

Large cast iron mortar with the original wrought iron pestle. With handles in the form of dog's heads. Rich deep brown patina. Probably German or Dutch? 17th century

Very large oak pharmacy counter opening on the front with four sliding glass doors and a small glass shelf on a mirrored background in the upper section, topped with a baluster galle...

A clear glass tall pharmacy jar, French, circa early 1900s. Clear glass blown into a mold with straight sides and a slight curve at the shoulders.