Paine’s Celery Compound Bottle-Amber Glass,1880s, Patent Medicine, Apothecary

This amber glass Paine’s Celery Compound bottle, dating to the 1880s, is a striking example of late-Victorian patent medicine packaging. With crisp embossing, an applied lip, and a rich oxidized patina, it evokes the era of Gilded Age apothecaries and early American health tonics. Produced by Wells, Richardson & Co. of Burlington, Vermont, this bottle features bold lettering on both panels and a classic rectangular case form. It’s ideal for display in a vintage pharmacy collection, bar styling, or historical shelf vignette. Condition is excellent for its age: no chips or cracks, with natural glass haze and surface oxidation that add depth and authenticity. 📌 Item Details: • Brand: Paine’s Celery Compound • Maker: Wells, Richardson & Co. • Material: Amber glass • Style: Rectangular case bottle • Finish: Applied lip, oxidized patina • Size: Approx. 10¾″ tall • Era: c.1880s • Condition: No damage; light haze and patina • Origin: Burlington, Vermont 🎯 Perfect For: • Antique bottle collectors • Apothecary or pharmacy decor • Victorian-era displays • Gift for history lovers amber bottle, antique glass, celery compound, patent remedy, apothecary decor, victorian bottle, embossed bottle, 1880s bottle, pharmacy bottle, burlington vt, vintage medicine, oxidized glass, rare bottle CUPSXX