Description
Discover this antique clear glass medicine bottle from Jefferson Medical College Hospital in Philadelphia, dating back to the early 1900s. This charming apothecary bottle, measuring 3 1/4 inches tall, features embossed “JEFFERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE HOSPITAL” in an oval cartouche on the front. The bottle is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks, showcasing light interior haze and tiny bubbles typical of hand-blown glass from this era.
The bottle comes with a vintage cork topped by a metal cap embossed “LARKIN CO BUFFALO NY,” adding a unique collectible touch. Although not original to the bottle, this stopper from the Larkin Soap Company fits well and enhances the bottle’s historical appeal. Perfect for antique bottle collectors, medical history enthusiasts, or anyone looking to create a vintage apothecary or farmhouse display.
FEATURES:
• Type: Clear glass apothecary/medicine bottle
• Brand/Model: Jefferson Medical College Hospital bottle (Philadelphia)
• Stopper: Vintage cork topped by a metal cap embossed “LARKIN CO BUFFALO NY”
• Historical Association: Linked to Jefferson Medical College Hospital
• Non-Original Stopper: Unique combination with a Larkin Co. stopper
• Hand-Blown Glass: Presence of tiny bubbles and light interior haze
• Color: Clear glass with light interior haze
• Materials: Clear glass (likely soda-lime glass) and metal cap (likely steel or tinplate)
• Dimensions: 3 1/4 inches tall by 1 1/2 inches wide
• Condition: No chips or cracks; light interior haze and tiny bubbles
• Embossing/Markings: “JEFFERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE HOSPITAL” on the bottle and “LARKIN CO BUFFALO NY” on the stopper
• Era: Early 1900s
• Use: Collectible item, display piece, or photo prop
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