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Brown poison bottle, labelled

Brass cylindrical poison bottle

Emerald green poison bottle

Glass hexagonal poison bottle

Brown poison bottle, hexagonal

Glass bottle

Glass poison bottle

Brown glass poison bottle

Blue glass poison bottle

Round poison bottle

1870-1900

Clear glass poison bottle

Poison bottle for an inhalation

1901-1930

Blue glass poison bottle

Bottle for aconite, iodine and chloretone solution

1925-1960

Three emerald green poison bottles of varying sizes, British

Three emerald green poison bottles of varying sizes

Two triangular poison bottles

Two triangular poison bottles

Lipped poison bottle, clear glass, trace contents, for lead acetate solution, English, 1860-1900

Lipped poison bottle

1860-1900

Lipped poison bottle, clear glass, empty, for mercuric chloride solution, English, 1860-1900

Lipped poison bottle

1860-1900

Lipped poison bottle, clear glass, empty, for croton oil, English, 1860-1900

Lipped poison bottle

1860-1900

Poison bottle, clear glass, with contents, for wine of antimony, English, 1860-1900

Poison bottle

1860-1900

Winchester poison storage bottle, aqua glass, with contents, no label, English, late 19th-early 20th century

Winchester poison storage bottle

1890-1930

Round poison bottle, green glass, with contents, for liniment of aconite, English, late 19th century

Round poison bottle

1870-1900

Round poison bottle, green glass, with contents, for tincture of cantharides, English, late 19th century

Round poison bottle

1870-1900

Round poison bottle, green glass, with contents, for zinc chloride solution, English, late 19th century

Round poison bottle

1870-1900

Round poison bottle, brown glass, trace contents, for liquor carbonis detergens, English, late 19th century

Round poison bottle

1870-1900

Poison bottle, skin, from the Celebes, 1880-1929

Poison bottle

1880-1929

Round 1lb poison bottle for cantharides liquid, with contents, from Savory and Moore's shop, English, 1898

Round 1lb poison bottle for cantharides liquid

1898

Blue glass bottle, cylindrical body, concave base, cylindrical neck, ground stopper, labelled, contents missing, by Evans Medical Supplies Ltd., Liverpool

Blue glass bottle

Glass poison bottle containing tincture of strophanthus, 1923

Glass poison bottle containing tincture of strophanthus

1923

Round poison bottle, green glass, with contents, for acid solution of arsenic trioxide, English, late 19th century

Round poison bottle

1870-1900

Poison bottle containing juice of Rhus vernix, no provenance, 1801-1860

Poison bottle containing juice of Rhus vernix

1801-1860

Glass poison bottle containing antimonial wine, by Savory and Moore Ltd., Lawrence Road, Tottenham, London

Glass poison bottle containing antimonial wine

Bottle of sulphur, by John Bell, Hills and Lucas Ltd., Oxford Works, Tower Bridge Road, London, SE1, England.

Bottle of sulphur

Glass bottle of dimethyl phthalate, Martindale Samoore, 1960-1970

Glass bottle of dimethyl phthalate

1955-1965

Poison bottle for ergot extract, poison drug, with contents, from Savory and Moore's shop, English, 1955

Poison bottle for ergot extract

1955

Glass bottle, sealed, contains an elixiv, labelled, by Savory and Moore, 143 New Bond Street, London, W1, England.

Glass bottle

Hexagonal poison bottle, clear glass, empty, for tincture of strophanthus, by Toogood, Mount Street, London, English, 1860-1900

Hexagonal poison bottle

1860-1900

Poison bottle, clear glass, empty, no label, Toogood, Mount Street, London, English, 1860-1900

Poison bottle

1860-1900

Poison bottle, clear glass, empty, for mercuric oxide, Toogood, Mount Street, London, English, 1860-1900

Poison bottle

1860-1900

Poison bottle, clear glass, with contents, for emetine, English, 1860-1900

Poison bottle

1860-1900

Poison bottle, clear glass, with contents, for potassium cyanide, English, 1860-1900

Poison bottle

1860-1900

Round poison bottle, green glass, empty, for formalin paint, English, late 19th century

Round poison bottle

1870-1900

Round poison bottle, green glass, for iodine and ethyl acetate paint, empty, by Henry Gilbertson and Sons, 11 St. Andrew's Street, Holborn Circus, London, England, 1870-1900.

Round poison bottle

1870-1900

Poison bottle of pure ethanol, by MacCarthys', England, supplied 1980

Poison bottle of pure ethanol

1980

Poison bottle of tincture of iodine, by Lingner Werke Ltd., Germany, 1925-1940

Poison bottle of tincture of iodine

1925-1940

Three clear glass hexagonal poison bottles, labelled

Three clear glass hexagonal poison bottles

Three brown glass poison bottles

Three brown glass poison bottles

Poison bottle, empty from Cryer and Co., English

Poison bottle, empty from Cryer and Co., English

Glass poison bottle, containing Fleming's tincture of aconite

Glass poison bottle

1851-1920

Poison bottle for arsenic, 1927

Bottles of arsenic and tincture of capsicum, 1921.

1927

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