1990s Italian Cobalt Blue Pharmacy Glass Vase, Apothecary Style Decorative Art
Located in Dallas, TX
This striking 1990s Italian cobalt blue pharmacy glass vase draws inspiration from traditional apothecary bottles, blending functional heritage with refined decorative appeal.
Gold
French Cobalt Green Pharmacy Bottle, 1930s
Located in Auribeau sur Siagne, FR
French Cobalt Blue Pharmacy Bottle, 1930s
Glass
French Cobalt Green Pharmacy Bottles Set of 2 Circa 20th Century
Located in Auribeau sur Siagne, FR
French Cobalt Blue Pharmacy Bottles Green botttle Dimention 1- diameter 8 cm High 34 cm 2- diameter 10 cm High 23 cm
Glass
Italian Hand-Painted Leaded Glass Pharmacy Canister, Cobalt Blue and Gold Apothe
Located in Dallas, TX
Notable Features: Authentic hand-painted design Leaded glass construction Functional and decorative Vintage pharmacy style Color: Cobalt blue & Gold Dimensions: 5"W × 5"H ×...
Glass
Set of 6 French Cobalt Blue Pharmacy Bottles, 1930s
Located in Austin, TX
A set of 6 striking French hand blown cobalt blue glass pharmacy bottles, circa 1930s. Bottles have straight sides and a slight slope up to the necks.
Blown Glass
French Cobalt Blue Glass Pharmacy Jar, 1930s
Located in Austin, TX
A very decorative handblown cobalt blue pharmacy jar from the 1930s. Large and cylindrical, with a gently sloping shoulder, slightly raised neck and partially lipped rim.
Blown Glass
French Cobalt Blue Glass Pharmacy Jar, 1930s
Located in Austin, TX
A very decorative handblown cobalt blue pharmacy jar from the 1930s. Cylindrical in shape, with slightly tapered shoulders and a very wide 6.5" lip.
Blown Glass
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