129 glass pharmacists bottles, Asian, European and North American, late 19th and early 20th century
Clear glass bottle, no stopper, by Lewis and Burrows Ltd., British
Clear glass bottle, no stopper, by Keene and Ashwell, British
Clear glass bottle, for Horlicks, without lid
Clear glass bottle, for Davis Vegetable Pain killer, no stopper, broken at side
Brown glass bottle for Dr Cassels tablets, no stopper, cracked
Clear glass bottle for Vaseline, by Chesebrough Manufacturing Co., no lid
Clear glass bottle for Vaseline by Chesebrough Manufacturing Company, no lid, cracked
Clear glass bottle, no stopper, by W. Dredge
Clear glass bottle by Universities, possibly British
Clear glass bottle, no stopper, possibly by Carr
Clear glass bottle for Elliman Embrocation, no stopper
Clear glass bottle for Bishops citrate of magnesia, no lid
Clear glass bottle, by the Crown Perfumery Company, London, British, no stopper
Clear glass bottle for Galloways cough syrup, British, no lid
Clear glass bottle for Congreves celebrated balsamic elixir for coughs, whooping cough and asthma, no stopper, chipped
Clear glass bottle for Beethams glycerine and cucumber, no stopper
Clear glass bottle for Antipon, no lid
Clear blue glass bottle for Bronchonia, no stopper
Clear green glass bottle for Beethams fragrant hair grower, by M. Beetham and Son, Cheltenham, no stopper
Dark blue glass bottle for castor oil, by Allen and Hanburys Limited, United Kingdom, no stopper.
Clear glass bottle, by Atkinson and Barker, no stopper
Clear glass bottle by J. and E. Atkinson, British, no stopper
Clear glass bottle for petroleum emulsion, by Ancier, no stopper
Green glass dispensing bottle, no lid
Clear glass dispensing bottle by Ashton and Parsons, no stopper
Brown glass bottle, by Allen and Hanburys Limited, United Kingdom, with stopper, cracked.
Clear glass bottle by Harrods, British, no stopper
Clear glass bottle for Parmint, by International Laboratories, no stopper
Clear glass bottle, by Piesse and Lubin, British, with stopper
Brown glass bottle by Burroughs Wellcome, British, no stopper
Clear glass bottle for eau dentitriere, du Docteur Pierre, Faculty of Medicine, Paris, French, no stopper
Brown clear glass bottle for cocoid gelette pulverette by Oppenheimer, Son and Co. Ltd., British, no stopper
Clear glass bottle Burrouhgs Wellcome and Co., British, no stopper, cracked
Clear glass bottle for cue cement, British, no stopper
Clear blue glass bottle for Clarke's World Famed Blood Mixture, British, no stopper
Clear glass bottle for Hoods Sarsparilla, British, no stopper
Dark green glass wine bottle for Halls wine tonic, no cork
Small green glass bottle by Leath and Ross, no stopper
Broken clear glass bottle for Nortons Camomile Pills, no stopper
Green glass dispensing bottle by Maddock's and Co., British, no stopper
Clear glass bottle for Mann's Approved Medicine, no stopper
Green clear glass bottle for Mellins Infants Food, no stopper, unsigned, United Kingdom, 1866-1950
Mellin’s Infant Food was invented by Gustav Mellin in 1866. It was a milk modifier used as a substitute for breastfeeding. The formula was made from dried malt and mixed with milk and water. The food was aimed at mothers who could not breastfeed. It was popular in England and the United States. Breastfeeding is recommended because it gives newborn babies all the nutrients they need. It also helps prevent some infections.
Dark blue glass bottle, one side ridged, for Owbridges Embrocation, no stopper
Clear green glass bottle by Woodward Chemist, no stopper, British
Clear glass bottle by Powell, no stopper, British
Clear glass bottle for koka hair tonic, no stopper
Clear glass bottle for vitalis, Tippers Diffusible stimulant, British, no lid
Clear glass bottle for Preston Salts, with stopper
Clear glass bottle for Mellin's Cod Liver Oil Emulsion, no stopper
Clear glass bottle, no stopper
Clear glass bottle by J. Crossmith and Son, British, with stopper
Green glass bottle, with stopper, for Dr. Mackenzie's catarrh cure
Clear glass bottle by Hollamby and Heathfield, no stopper
Clear glass bottle possibly by Argonaut, no stopper
Clear glass bottle with stopper, by Floris, British
Dark blue glass bottle, no stopper
Clear glass bottle with stopper for Godfrey's Inhaler
Clear glass bottle, no lid, possibly by Borroughs Wellcome
Brown glass bottle, ridged, with stopper, by Jeyes
Clear glass bottle for Guy's Tonic, graduated in tablespoons, no stopper
Clear glass bottle with metal stopper, for Harlene hair tonic
Clear glass bottle for Van Buskirks Fragrant Sozodont, no stopper
Clear glass bottle for Fellow's Syrup of Hypophosphates, no stopper
Clear glass bottle for Eau de Cologne no. 4711, no stopper, Rue de la Cloche, Cologne, German
Green glass wine bottle, possibly for spring water, by A.E. Sculap, no cork
Clear glass bottle by Maddocks and Co. Ltd., British, no stopper
Clear glass bottle, no stopper
Clear glass bottle for Mason's Extract, no stopper
Clear glass bottle for Ellimans Embrocation for horses, British, no stopper
Clear glass bottle for Scott's Emulsion, no stopper
Clear glass bottle by Hooper and Co., British, no stopper
