Description
Discover this fascinating piece of history: an antique Mrs. Dinsmore’s Cough & Croup Balsam bottle from the late 19th century. This clear glass bottle, measuring 6 inches tall and 2 inches wide, features embossed text and a tooled cork-top lip, characteristic of the 1880s–1895 production period.
Created by Alfred Dinsmore, a clever chemist who used a female name for marketing purposes, this bottle is a unique blend of medical history and vintage charm. The bottle is in good condition with only a small 1/8-inch chip on the top lip, adding to its authentic, well-loved character.
The clean embossing and rectangular shape make it a standout piece for collectors of antique glassware, medical history enthusiasts, or vintage decor.
Whether you’re a bottle collector, historian, or interior design lover, this piece will make a stunning addition to your collection or display. Don’t miss the chance to own a piece of 19th-century marketing ingenuity!
FEATURES:
• Era: Circa 1880s–1895
• Material: Clear glass
• Dimensions: 6″ tall x 2″ wide
• Condition: Good, with minor chip (1/8″) on top lip
• Embossing: “Mrs. Dinsmore’s Cough & Croup Balsam” clearly visible
• Lip: Tooled cork-top design
• Shape: Rectangular body with tapered neck
• Historical Significance: Marketed under a female name by Alfred Dinsmore
• Original Use: Contained alcohol and medicinal chemicals
• Color: Clear glass
• Display Potential: Perfect for collectors or vintage decor
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