Antique Apothecary Bottle – P. Glycyrrh. C. (Compound Powder of Licorice) – Ground Glass Stopper – c. Late 1800s / Early 1900s

For sale is an antique apothecary bottle labeled “P. Glycyrrh. C.”, which stands for Pulvis Glycyrrhizae Compositus (Compound Powder of Licorice). This preparation, made from licorice root and blended with other botanicals, was historically used in pharmacy as a soothing remedy for coughs and digestive issues.

The square-shouldered clear glass bottle features a crisp enameled/applied label with bold black lettering, decorative red/gold striping, and stylized flourishes. It retains its original ground glass stopper with ribbed/fluted top. The bottle is clear and clean, with the label in excellent antique condition.

Details:

• Original ground glass stopper included

• Square-shouldered, clear glass design

• Label: “P. Glycyrrh. C.” (Compound Powder of Licorice)

• Approximate age: c. 1890–1920

• Condition: Excellent antique condition; stopper and label intact, light age wear (see photos)

This is a fine collectible for lovers of antique pharmacy and apothecary glassware, especially appealing for its connection to one of the most traditional remedies in pharmacy history. A great piece for display in a vintage medical collection, curiosity cabinet, or apothecary shelf.