The following estimates of value are from current auctions, past auction results, and antique valuation services. Small medicine bottles typically sell in the $3 to $20 range and have these ...

For example, "if there were a lot of medicine bottles [found near a home], someone ... Because there was no refrigeration in the 1800s, its spicy kick was used to cover up the taste and smell ...

Gifford cited some of his favorite bottles as a one-of-a-kind early 1800s bottle with “Gifford” embossed and an 1830s botanic medicine bottle from Philadelphia sold by his great, great, great ...

I have a collection of bottles I believe are buried treasure from the Great Chicago Fire. I live in the South Lakeview neighborhood, an area known to have been used for landfill after the fire.

Pity the poor Victorian-era family whose bottle of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing ... but the museum of medicine is littered with such discarded remedies. Some were fanciful potions that quacks concocted ...

They were made from the mid-1800s to the early 1900s. Decorative “back bar” bottles were often whiskey bottles refilled with colored water when the whiskey was sold. They were probably made ...

He also discovered two small vintage Listerine bottles, and an antique Gordon’s London Dry ... a cobalt blue medicine bottle, about 4 inches tall, featuring the words “Chelf’s Celery-Caffein ...

RiverCare Grantham said it had found a bottle believed to be from a Grantham company dating back to the 1800s A Diet Pepsi can from the 1980s was among the items found by Grantham RiverCare A ...