Old pharmacy bottle "Thymol - Thymic acid"

Vintage amber glass pharmaceutical bottle from the Pharmacie Centrale de France, Charles Buchet & Cie in Paris. It contained thymol, also formerly known as thymic acid, a compound extracted from thyme and once used in pharmacy for its antiseptic and disinfectant properties. A beautiful pharmacy display piece with its original label, preserved old stopper, and traces of its former contents.

✦ Estimated Period: Early 20th century (circa 1900-1920)
✦ Origin: Pharmacie Centrale de France - Charles Buchet & Cie - Paris
✦ Dimensions: approx. 9 × 4 cm
✦ Material: Blown amber glass, paper, old pharmaceutical contents
✦ Condition: Good general condition, signs of use, wear consistent with age, original label with old patina, old stopper present, traces of contents preserved.

Vintage amber glass apothecary bottle with label from the Pharmacie Centrale de France, ideal for an antique pharmacy collection, medical curiosities cabinet, or pharmacy decor.