Tommies Militaria and Collectables
Vintage Wooden Medicine Container with Glass Vial & Cork – Excellent Condition
Vintage Wooden Medicine Container with Glass Vial & Cork – Excellent Condition
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Product Description
This vintage wooden medicine container features a beautifully crafted exterior and contains an original glass vial sealed with a cork stopper, all in excellent condition. Likely used for storing powders, tinctures, or pills, this piece dates from the late 19th to early 20th century and reflects traditional apothecary and medical storage practices. The snug-fitting wooden lid and intact vial make this a rare complete example, ideal for collectors of antique medical equipment, pharmaceutical history, or period apothecary displays. With its timeless design and preserved interior, this container offers a tangible connection to the era of early modern medicine.