Ancient bottle "Tincture of Levant Berries - Poison"

White glass bottle preserved with its original stopper and a particularly weathered old label from Darrasse Frères establishments in Paris. The mention "Teinture de Coques du Levant" (Levant Berry Tincture) refers to a pharmaceutical preparation historically used for its insecticidal or parasiticidal properties (rich in toxic active substances). The "POISON" band at the bottom confirms its regulated use. The condition of the bottle, with its old drips, internal deposits, and worn but still legible label, testifies to real use in a pharmacy. A strong piece, very evocative of old pharmacy and preparations that have now disappeared.

✦ Origin: France, Darrasse Frères, Paris
✦ Estimated period: Early 20th century
✦ Dimensions: approximately 15 x 5 cm
✦ Material: glass, paper label, cork stopper
✦ Condition: marked used condition, very weathered label with missing parts and drips, old stopper present

An authentic and visually powerful piece, ideal for enriching a collection of old poisons or forgotten pharmaceutical preparations.Old bottles sold as collector's items only. Their contents and/or residues are preserved for heritage purposes, not analyzed, and strictly unsuitable for any use.