Carboy for methylated spirits
1920-1960
Glass and straw carboy, Euorpean(?), 1860-1940
1860-1940
Carboy, originally contained compound Camphor Linctus
1780-1850
Carboy originally contained Ginger tincture
1840-1890
Carboy and metal cap
1840-1890
English wicker covered carboy
1870-1923
Caboy with metal cap
1840-1890
Glass carboy
1870-1910
Carboy, originally contained Ammonium Acetate solution
1840-1890
Carboy, originally contained peppermint water
1780-1850
Carboy, globe shaped, 1820-1890, England
1820-1890
Carboy, for "TR:ALOES CO:", possibly 18th century
1701-1800
Display carboy in aqua glass with floral paintings
1801-1900
Green glass carboy, European, 1701 to 1900
1701-1900
Carboy with painted floral design
1701-1800
Carboy, glass, clear, English, 18th century
1701-1800
Carboy, drop-shaped, 1840-1890, England
1840-1890
Carboy, pome-shaped, containing magnesium and calcium carbonate powder
1840-1890
Green glass carboy
1801-1900
Carboy, glass, green, English, 18th century
1701-1800
Italian carboy probably used for wine, 1900-1950
1900-1950
Dark green carboy, European, 1701 to 1900
1701-1900
Display carboy with stopper and stand
1840-1890
Stand for Display Carboy with Stopper
1840-1890
Aqua glass carboy, European, 1701 to 1900
1701-1900
Green glass carboy, European, 1701 to 1900
1701-1900
Stand for Display Carboy with Stopper
1840-1890
Spanish glass pharmacy flask, 17th-18th century
1600-1750
Display Carboy with Stopper
1840-1890
Aqua glass carboy
1701-1800
Painted aqua glass carboy
1600-1900
Two glass carboys in wire frames
Aqua glass carboy, European, 1701 to 1900
1701-1900
Green glass carboy, European, 1701 to 1900
1701-1900
Carboy with metal cap
1840-1890
Carboys with metal stopper
1840-1890
Carboy with iron stopper
1840-1890
Green glass carboy
1801-1900
Green glass carboy
1701-1900
Dark green carboy, European, 1701 to 1900
1701-1900
Green glass painted carboy
1660-1690
Aqua glass carboy, European, 1701 to 1900
1701-1900
Green glass carboy
1701-1900