Teapots from this collection are increasingly collectible
the enamel is slightly thicker on some petals than others — a characteristic of hand-applied enamel work from this era
and this sugar bowl — labeled in French cursive to give each vessel its own identity
is a genuinely rare find — we scoured extensively and couldn't locate another example like it
prized for surviving daily use far better than porcelain
Medicine Bottle, Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine, 14.4 oz, Clear Antique promotional-products Teapots from this collection areAntique Medicine Bottle, Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine, Apothecary Pharmaceutical Bottle, Old Bottles, Cork Style Closure Druggist Bottles, Advertising Memorabilia Collectible, (Discontinued) Made in USA Antique: 1900 1920 (estimated) Details: This bottle contained Lydia E. Pinkham's Medicine which was nothing but a concoction of bitter tasting roots, herbs and lots of alcohol, that Ms. Pinkham sold for women's menstrual and menopausal problems. This is a