Vintage Brown Glass Poison Bottles | Set of 6 German Apothecary Jars

Step back in time with this captivating set of six antique apothecary bottles, each labeled with the German word “Gift!” (Poison) in striking typography. These brown glass jars once stored toxic chemicals such as Formaldehyde, Oxalic Acid, Sulfuric Acid, and Nitric Acid — remnants of early 20th-century medical and chemical practices in Europe.

Originating from Germany, these pieces likely date to the 1920s–1930s, a time when such ornate glass containers were used in pharmacies and laboratories. The labels are in German Fraktur script, adding a truly authentic and historic touch.

Each bottle features:
-Hexagonal stoppers (original, ground glass)
-Hand-applied or painted chemical labels
-Brown/amber glass for UV protection

Approximate dimensions: 25 cm (height) x 12 cm (length) x 9 cm (depth)

Perfect for:
-Industrial or vintage interior decor
-Collector’s displays
-Photography props or apothecary-inspired home setups

Condition:
Very good vintage condition with minor signs of age (light wear on labels). No major cracks or chips.

Please note: These bottles are empty and thoroughly cleaned. For decorative purposes only – not suitable for chemical storage.