Old 19th century apothecary pharmacy jar in amber glass "Iron Carbonate"

Old pharmacy apothecary jar 19th century amber glass "Iron Carbonate"

Description of the object:
Superb old pharmacy or apothecary jar dating from the 19th century. This amber glass jar,
with an elegant porcelain label, is a rare and authentic piece that will delight
collectors or lovers of curiosity cabinets.

Characteristics:
• Material: Amber-colored glass, porcelain label indicating "Iron Carbonate".
• Stopper: Metal with traces of natural wear.
• Weight: 820 g.
• Dimensions:
• Total height: 25.5 cm.
• Total diameter: 12 cm.
• Opening diameter: 10 cm.
• Condition: Very good general condition despite its age. Some signs of wear, evidence of
its history and authenticity.

About Ferrous Carbonate:
Ferrous Carbonate was once used in pharmacy for its medicinal
properties, particularly as a supplement in the treatment of anemia. This compound, extracted from
natural sources, illustrates the pharmaceutical practices of the 19th century, where each substance was
carefully preserved in specialized containers.

A unique and historical object, perfect to complete a collection or to bring a touch
of elegance and authenticity to a cabinet of curiosities.

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