Old glass pharmaceutical bottle from Laboratoires Dausse in Paris, with its original paper label for "Aubépine Dausse". Beautiful old typographic label with "Registered Trademark", D monogram in a laurel wreath, and indications "Tonicardiac" and "Antispasmodic". Aubépine Dausse was a pharmaceutical preparation based on hawthorn, a plant used in ancient medicinal preparations for nervous and cardiac disorders. The bottle retains its original contents, its old cork stopper, and its neck label stating "Alcoholic tincture of fresh flowers".
✦ Estimated period: Late 19th / early 20th century (circa 1890-1910) ✦ Origin: Laboratoires Dausse, Paris ✦ Dimensions: approx. 14 × 4.5 cm ✦ Material: Glass, printed paper labels ✦ Contents: Old "Aubépine Dausse" bottle with original residue ✦ Condition: Good general condition, traces of use and time, main label with visible gaps in the lower part. Original neck label and cork stopper preserved.
Old laboratory and pharmacy bottle, an interesting testament to 19th-century French pharmaceutical specialties and the history of Laboratoires Dausse.
