Set of 24 small glass vials from a pharmaceutical or laboratory environment, all with their original cork stoppers and handwritten labels. Each vial bears codified inscriptions (numbers, fractions, series, abbreviations such as SGD or TM), suggesting an internal classification or preparation system specific to a laboratory. Several vials still contain old residues (powders, deposits, solidified or liquid substances), reinforcing the authenticity and scientific character of the set. Presented in a wooden box repurposed from a pharmacy with a handwritten label, they form an ideal set for a cabinet of curiosities.
✦ Origin: France ✦ Estimated period: circa 1900-1920 ✦ Dimensions: vials approx. 5 to 6.5 cm - box approx. 13 x 9.5 x 7 cm ✦ Material: glass, cork, handwritten paper, wood ✦ Condition: good antique condition with wear, patinated labels, old deposits and contents preserved in some vials, homogeneous set. 3 incomplete corks.
A particularly graphic and authentic old laboratory set, ideal for a curiosity cabinet, a pharmaceutical collection or a scientific-inspired decor. The vials are offered as collector's items only; their contents are not intended for use.
