Apothekersfles met stop before 1863

This 19th-century glass bottle, likely used for storing sulfuric acid, is a testament to the history of science and medicine. The inscription "Acid. Sulph. No. 10" etched onto the bottle provides insight into its intended use. While the artist remains anonymous, the bottle's simple design and functional purpose reflect the practical needs of the time. This object, now part of the Rijksmuseum collection, offers a glimpse into the past, showcasing the materials and tools that shaped scientific exploration and pharmaceutical practices.