Old pharmaceutical bottle made of thick glass with its original enameled label indicating "Acide Arsénieux" (Arsenious Acid). This compound, better known as white arsenic, was used in ancient pharmaceutical and chemical preparations in the 19th century. Its history, linked to poisons and ancient medicine, makes it today a sought-after piece for apothecaries' collections and cabinets of curiosities.
✦ Estimated period: 19th century (circa 1870-1900) ✦ Provenance: Old pharmacy / dispensary ✦ Dimensions: approx. 16 × 6 cm ✦ Material: Glass, enameled inscription, gilded decoration ✦ Condition: Good overall condition, normal wear to the enamel and gilding, old chip on the upper part of the stopper (visible in photos).
Old apothecary arsenic bottle, ideal for antique pharmacy collections, cabinets of curiosities, or medical decoration.
