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Catalogue: Antiques: Instruments and Implements: Medical: Apothecary (54)

Early Circa 1900 Lithium Tablet Pill Medicine Bottle Catalogue: Antiques: Instruments and Implements: Medical: Apothecary: Pre 1910 item# 1089787 (stock# J1085)
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Offered is an interesting, circa 1900, Lithium medicine bottle complete with unused contents! The bottle label notes that the tablets were "Manufactured by Henry K. Wampole & Co. Inc. Philadelphia, PA. USA." The bottle and label are in fine condition with the round cork label showing modest wear. An interesting and early, corked medicine bottle in unused condition!

19thC Amber Apothecary Pharmacy Bottle STILLING. CO. Catalogue: Antiques: Instruments and Implements: Medical: Apothecary: Pre 1900 item# 373637 (stock# RBstilling)
click for details		Stonegate Antiques 860-712-9565 $100.00
Offered for sale is an absolutely wonderful, 19th century, apothecary pharmacy bottle sporting a colorful, hand painted, glass label marked “STILLING. CO.” that came from the former A.D. Pierce Pharmacy in Hartford, CT!! The A.D. Pierce Pharmacy originated in Hartford, Connecticut, at 914 Main Street during the late 19th century and later relocated to 247 Sigourney Street in Hartford as A.D. Pierce and Son. Posted along with photos of the bottles, is an image of the pharmacy, circa 1960, which is NOT included with the sale of the bottles. The 8.5 inch tall fluid extract bottle is an impressive sight to see when displayed! There are no markings on the bottom of the bottle. The condition of the bottle is excellent with minor paint lifting and discoloration to the glass label. Two unobtrusive small hairline cracks are noted in the upper ® hand corner.

Antique Drug Store Pharmacy Apothecary Tablet Pill Mold Catalogue: Antiques: Instruments and Implements: Medical: Apothecary: Pre 1900 item# 988069 (stock# M1036C)
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Prior to the 1880s, Dr. Robert Fuller of New York, developed the method of making tablet triturates. Fuller described it as "A new device for putting medicine into a form that should admit an accurate, easy, compact and palatable administration". The tablets which were also known as "molded tablets", were made from a paste like mixture of the drug. The making of tablet triturates was a process easily adapted for use in the local pharmacy and most druggists of the late 19th century and early 20th century prepared the tablets using the small molds. This tablet mold is a wonderful ONE GRAIN example of and early pharmacy "tool of the trade" and should not be missed by the novice or advanced collector. The mold is complete with the original box and in very nice condition except for minor surface wear that is commensurate with mild use and age. The box measures 6.5 inches long x 3 inches wide and shows mild wear. Don't miss this beauty! Dates from 1890 - 1900.

Wonderful 1870s Era Doctor's Travel Medicine Case Catalogue: Antiques: Instruments and Implements: Medical: Apothecary: Pre 1900 item# 1089818 (stock# M1072)
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This fabulous, 1870s era, portable or travel, medicine bottle case was discovered in a Worcester, MA home. There are 40 of the 42 original corked vials present, 2 are missing labels, and 10 (which would have once contained liquid) are missing contents. In fact, most of the vials are full of colorful pills, remaining unused and still retaining a red wax seal imprinted with the letter "B" for Brewer and Co. The leather case is in good condition with the expected wear and tear of aged, 140+ year old leather. It is missing one internal flap, measures 13" long x 5" wide x 3" deep, and weighs nearly 5 pounds. Some history : E. Avery Brewer was born in 1853 in Wilbraham, Massachusetts, graduating from the Wilbraham Academy as a chemist. At the age of 21, he moved to Worcester, MA and became a prominent wholesale and retail druggist there until his death in 1917 from heart disease. He was the owner of Brewer & Co. and various other enterprises including drug companies, a lime quarry in Vermont, and Continental Food Products Co. of Worcester, to name a few. A fabulous piece of New England Medical and Apothecary history!

Apothecary Pharmacy Drug Store Bottle "PRUNI.V." Catalogue: Antiques: Instruments and Implements: Medical: Apothecary: Pre 1900 item# 373757 (stock# RBpruni)
click for details		Stonegate Antiques 860-712-9565 $100.00
Offered for sale is an absolutely wonderful, 19th century, apothecary pharmacy bottle sporting a colorful, hand painted, glass label marked “PRUNI.V.” that came from the former A.D. Pierce Pharmacy in Hartford, CT!! The 8.5 inch tall fluid extract bottle is an impressive sight to see when displayed! There are no markings on the bottom of the bottle. The condition of the bottle and label are excellent with only a minor crack noted on the bottom of the label. The A.D. Pierce Pharmacy originated in Hartford, Connecticut, at 914 Main Street during the late 19th century and later relocated to 247 Sigourney Street in Hartford as A.D. Pierce and Son. Posted along with photos of the bottle, is an image of the pharmacy, circa 1960, which is NOT included with the sale of the bottle.

19th C Apothecary LUG Pharmacy Spirit Bottle AMMONIA Catalogue: Antiques: Instruments and Implements: Medical: Apothecary: Pre 1900 item# 272863 (stock# ConTF2)
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Offered for sale is a 19th century, moderate-sized, apothecary pharmacy bottle sporting a AROM. SPT. AMMONIA label! The 10 inch tall bottle has hazy appearance to the interior and is marked “W.T.& Co.” on the base. This label under glass (LUG) spirit bottle is in fine condition with only 1 small ding on the upper (L) side of the mouth. The mushroom stopper sports ground glass construction and is in very nice condition except for a few small flecks on the inside the stopper base. The glass label is complete though ancient crackling to the painted portion is seen in the photos. A crack to the label is evident starting at the second (M) in ammonia and ends at the right edge. Overall condition is very good, and the bottle displays well.

Choice Apothecary Pharmacy Bottle F.E.ERGOTA Catalogue: Antiques: Instruments and Implements: Medical: Apothecary: Pre 1900 item# 373711 (stock# RBergata)
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Offered for sale is a wonderful, 19th century, apothecary pharmacy bottle sporting a colorful, hand painted, glass label marked “F.E. ERGOTA.” that originated from the former A.D. Pierce Pharmacy in Hartford, CT!! The 8.5 inch tall fluid extract bottle an impressive sight to see when displayed! There are no markings on the bottom of the bottle. The condition of the amber bottle is very nice including the label. The A.D. Pierce Pharmacy originated in Hartford, Connecticut, at 914 Main Street during the late 19th century and later relocated to 247 Sigourney Street in Hartford as A.D. Pierce and Son. The bottle is empty.

Pharmacy Apothecary Cachet Pill Powder Mould Machine Catalogue: Antiques: Instruments and Implements: Medical: Apothecary: Pre 1900 item# 1076755 (stock# M1066)
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Perhaps the holy grail of quality made and rare 19th century pharmacy tools of the trade. This beauty sports an attractive brass label, has nickel plated embellishments and 3 steel moulds. One mould has attached brass compressor plates for sealing the powder filled medicine bread like wafers. Cachets provided the early pharmacist the means to accurately fill wafers with the proper dose and to enhance production. Mould construction is of high end components and will serve well as the centerpiece of any collection. Measures 9 1/2" L x 6" W x 1" H and weighs over 5 pounds. Very nice condition, lovely patina and undamaged.

Early Abbott Pharmacy Bottle w/Box Alkaloidal Granules Catalogue: Antiques: Instruments and Implements: Medical: Apothecary: Pre 1910 item# 1051220 (stock# J1062)
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Offered is an early Abbott Pharmacy Bottle with partial contents and tattered box. The Abbott Alkaloidal Co. name commenced in 1891 and was changed to Abbott Laboratories in 1914. This bottle is circa 1900. The bottle and label are almost perfect while the partial box remains in fragile and incomplete condition. This cutie measures around 3 inches tall complete with its cork label.

Apothecary Pharmacy Drug Store Bottle "LEPTAND.VIRG." Catalogue: Antiques: Instruments and Implements: Medical: Apothecary: Pre 1900 item# 373755 (stock# RBleptand)
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Offered for sale is an absolutely wonderful, 19th century, apothecary pharmacy bottle sporting a colorful, hand painted, glass label marked “LEPTAND.VIRG..” that came from the former A.D. Pierce Pharmacy in Hartford, CT!! The 8.5 inch tall fluid extract bottle is an impressive sight to see when displayed! There are no markings on the bottom of the bottle. The condition of the bottle and label are excellent with only minor chips noted on the label. The A.D. Pierce Pharmacy originated in Hartford, Connecticut, at 914 Main Street during the late 19th century and later relocated to 247 Sigourney Street in Hartford as A.D. Pierce and Son. Posted along with photos of the bottle, is an image of the pharmacy, circa 1960, which is NOT included with the sale of the bottle.

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