A fantastic antique apothecary bottle. Dating from the Victorian period with its original gilt edged glass label for 'Eau de Cologne'.  It has a 'label under glass', which shows the bottle is late 19th Century. The  “Label Under Glass” was a technique used so that an elaborate and decorative label would be protected by covering in a thin layer of glass.
It has the makers mark for the 'York Glass Co' embossed to the base. The York Flint glass company was set up in 1835 by Joseph Spence. They specialised in medical and pharmacy measuring vessels. The York Glass Company who operated in the latter 19th century/ early 20th century and would have made these bottles on a large scale as demand grew through the industrial revolution. The label is clear and vibrant. A fabulous period bottle, perfect for any collector or to add soul and character to a modern interior.
Condition
Please do hand wash. Chip to glass neck, please refer to photo. Stopper not original as it sit quite deep in neck of bottle, but it is old. Shows signs of wear and tear as it is old and has been used, but only adds to its character. Great decorative item which would look fantastic in any home or business interior.
Please look at photos closely as they form part of the item description.
Dimensions 
7.5 cm diameter, 19.5 cm height
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