Tall Brown Apothecary Glass Bottle

Traditionally found in 19th- and early 20th-century apothecaries, these bottles were designed to store medicinal tinctures, powders, or chemical compounds.

The tall form provided ample storage capacity, while the brown glass offered crucial protection against light, helping preserve sensitive ingredients. Its height and slim silhouette make it both practical for shelving and visually striking.

The brass neck adds refinement and strength, ensuring a secure closure when paired with a stopper. Over time, the brass often develops a warm patina that contrasts beautifully with the deep amber glass, emphasizing its antique character.

Today, such a bottle serves as both a collector’s item and a decorative statement piece. It can be displayed in a cabinet of curiosities, repurposed as a vase, or styled among vintage objects to bring a sense of history and sophistication to an interior. For collectors, it embodies the intersection of scientific heritage and design artistry, making it a sought-after artifact of the apothecary tradition.

• Brass Neck
• Brown Glass
• Round Stopper