A luminous, antique apothecary bottle with subtle iridescence and naturally formed air bubbles, mounted to a richly stained pine backing with solid copper and brass hardware. The bottle’s surface shows the faint pearlescence and organic texture characteristic of century-old hand-blown glass.

Once likely used to hold tinctures or medicinal oils, this repurposed vessel now serves as a small wall-mounted vase which is ideal for a few stems, wildflowers, or dried arrangements. Its clear glass catches and scatters light, making it a subtle focal point in kitchens, bathrooms, hallways, or studios.

The mounting bracket is hand-shaped copper, affixed with brass screws, and the entire piece hangs flush to the wall via a sawtooth hanger on the reverse. A minimal, practical display that’s equal parts utility and history.

Details:

• Bottle: Antique hand-blown apothecary glass, clear with iridescence
• Mounting: Solid pine, dark-stained finish, copper + brass hardware
• Era: Circa 1890s–1920s
• Hanging hardware: Sawtooth hanger included

Dimensions:

• Height: 8"
• Width: 5.5"
• Depth (approx): 2.25"

Condition: Excellent antique condition; slight clouding and minor air bubbles present