Old thick glass pharmacy bottle with its original enameled label bearing the inscription "Lead Nitrate". Lead nitrate was a chemical compound once used in pharmacies and laboratories, particularly as a chemical reagent. Due to the toxicity of lead salts, its use gradually disappeared during the 20th century.
✦ Estimated period: 19th century (circa 1870-1900) ✦ Provenance: Old pharmacy / dispensary ✦ Dimensions: approx. 13 × 5 cm ✦ Material: Glass, enameled label ✦ Condition: Good overall condition, traces of use, signs of age, original ground glass stopper with small chips from use.
Old enameled glass apothecary bottle, ideal for an antique pharmacy collection, curiosity cabinet, or pharmacy decoration.
