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Empty bottle for aromatic chalk powder with opium

Drug jar for Philonium Romanum

1650-1750

Earthenware albarello for opium extract

1701-1800

Drug jar for Philonium Romanum

1700-1770

Drug jar for Laundaum

1740-1840

Drug jar for Salomonis opiate

1601-1650

Earthenware drug jar for extract of poppy

1590-1800

Syrup jar for poppy capsule syrup

1760-1860

Syrup jar for poppy syrup

1720-1750

Clear glass shop round for liquid morphine, United States, 1862-1863

1862-1863

Drug jar for Philonium Romanum

1751-1780

Storage bottle for opium tincture

1801-1850

Dispensing pot for laudanum, Italy, 1771-1830

1771-1830

Green glass 'poison' shop round for Morphine, Europe, 1701-1935

1701-1935

Box for ampoules of Pethidine, Welwyn Garden City, England, 1981

1981

Syrup jar for poppy syrup

1810-1830

Drug jar for Salomonis opiate

1750-1850

Syrup jar for poppy syrup

1801-1900

Glass bottle for Sydenham's laudanum

1701-1800

Dark glass carboy for Soapwart and opium

1840-1890

Glass shop round for Camphorated tincture of opium

1801-1900

Glass bottle for Sydenham's laudanum

1701-1800

Empty bottle of compound tincture of chloroform and morphine

1910

Handleless syrup jar, tin-glazed earythenware, cherub and shell motif, used for opium syrup (S.E. MECON), empty. 185 mm x 138 mm diamter (foot), 797 g. Unknown maker, English, 1740-1760.

Syrup jar for opium

1740-1760

Glass bottle with ground glass stopper for Paregoric Elixir, now empty. 87 mm x 30 mm x 17 mm, 51g. Produced by the Junior Army and Navy Stores and dispensed by J. Fuller, English, c. 1870.

Bottle for Paregoric Elixir

1858-1900

Rectangular glass bottle with a glass stopper for paregoric elixir, empty. 109 mm x 33 mm x 25 mm, 90g. A. Foss Dispensing Chemists, Sydney, c. 1860.

Bottle for paregoric elixir

1840-1870

Glass dispensing bottle, used for dover's powder (ipecacuanha and opium), English, 1850-1900. empty.

Glass dispensing bottle, used for dover's powder (ipecacuanha and opium), English, 1850-1900. empty.

1850-1900