19th Century Drug Store Pharmacy Infuser for making

American drugstore interior crafted by the finest drugstore cabinet maker - The Reinle-Salmon Co., Baltimore, MD. Finished in the finest grade of Cuban mahogany, these showcases, with drawers and stor

19th century stone advertising a drug store in Tifton, Georgia. Nice patina throughout. H9" W7" D3" Sold from the collection of a Washington, Georgia gentleman.

Late 19th century mahogany apothecary cabinet, removed from a drugstore in central Ohio, 103"h x 224"l x 18.5"d. Condition: missing drawers in the base cabinet.

A French clear glass drug store apothecary bottle jar. 3rd quarter of the 19th century. Monumental bottle with original glass stopper. Measures 21" high to top of stopper, 9" diameter.

United States,19th Century Rectangular top over twelve drawers supported by a sturdy base. Great to use as table for television or dining server Wood,Approx. 29" t x 79" w x 14" d. From the collection

Includes four glass drug store display bottles with paper labels, circa turn of 19th century. 8-1/2" to 10-1/2" tall.

Late 19th/early 20th century. Medicine bottles for Carpenter Brothers Depot Drug Store located in Greenville, South Carolina and Sloan Brothers Druggist also of Greenville. The smaller bottle having a

French Antique Pharmacy Marble With Brass 19th century, from Paris, France. It was used for making pharmacy product, it can also be used for modern age as a oil and food preparations. Unique and rare

An antique wood apothecary chemist's pharmacy chest of drawers cabinet, produced early 20th Century, or possibly earlier. Artisan crafted body hand painted in a rich red, with blue to sides, having 24

A late 19th century cigar trade stimulator that turned into a money making gold mine for the operator/proprietor of the store. Virtually nothing mechanical could go wrong with these simplistic machine

A late 19th century cigar trade stimulator that turned into a money making gold mine for the operator/proprietor of the store. Virtually nothing mechanical could go wrong with these simplistic machine

a 19th-century Pennsylvania Apothecary Cabinet with a copper sink basin. This type of cabinet was commonly used in pharmacies during the early American period and was designed to store various medical

A large late 19th Century counter with plank board top over four panels with carved corbels. Three holes drilled in top. Size: 33.5"H x 144"W x 32"D

French 19th c pharmacy bookcase with sliding doors and barlet twist columns. Mid 19th century. Adjustable shelves. 104"h x 93"w x 21 1/2"d Inside shelf 10"d

Swedish 19th c pharmacy cabinet with drawers in painted pine. 38.5"h x 59.5"w x 18.75"d

Pair of 19th C. Pharmacy Globes 35"H, 11 1/2" diam. ea.

Mid-20th century drug store trade sign, 45.5"T x 32.5"W x 3/4" thick, plywood with painted surface

A LATE 19TH CENTURY PHARMACY GLASS CYLINDRICAL STORAGE JAR with faceted bulbous stopper and flared base

Title: 1889 DRUG STORE PHARMACY APOTHECARY MEDICINE GLASS JARS BOTTLE STOPPER 10" tall Date/Period: approx late 1800's to early 1900's Dimension: almost 10" tall Material: glass Additional Information

Large Lot w/Morris Drug Co. Pharmacy Drugstore Labels. Large lot with unused labels from Morris Drug Co. Emporia Kansas. The labels are for five different products; Epsom Salt, Aqua Ammonia, Tint. Arn

Title: 1889 DRUG STORE PHARMACY APOTHECARY MEDICINE GLASS JARS BOTTLE STOPPER 8" tall Date/Period: approx late 1800's to early 1900's Dimension: approx: 8" tall Material: glass Additional Information:

Lee Dubin, (20th C. California) "Turn of the Century Drug Store", framed print sight: 24 x 30 in., frame: 31 x 37 in. Provenance: Property from an Oklahoma City, Oklahoma corporate collection We happi

Fabulous pair of 19th Century pharmacy jars in pink and white porcelain - with gilt trim, reverse-painted glass labels, and domed lids. One jar with old paper label inside lid reading "George Brown &

Large tin advertising tray, "Comfy Slippers, for Men, Women & Children", diameter is 24". Note, this lot is part of a collection of items from the Forson Bros. General Store, an 19th Century store loc