Vintage Apothecary Glass + Hemingray Insulator — Set of 3

Three pieces of aqua glass, each with a past.

This trio brings together two embossed apothecary bottles and a blue-green Hemingray insulator. Their soft seafoam and aqua hues recall the colors of sea glass collected along the shore, bringing a little saltwater soul to a shelf or mantel.

The bottles have worn surfaces and individual markings: Ripans Chemical Co., New York, and Trybaker’s 5 Minute Cough Balsam. The insulator bears the inscription “Patent May 2, 1899” around its base.

Display them together or tuck them among books and other collected finds. Coastal in spirit, without feeling overly themed.

Details

• Sold as a set of three: two embossed pharmaceutical bottles and one blue-green glass insulator
• Bottles date from approximately the 1890s–1905
• Insulator bears an 1899 patent inscription
• Previously owned vintage pieces with natural variations, surface marks, wear, and patina consistent with age
• Driftwood base shown in photos is not included

These pieces have lived a life. Signs of age and use are part of their character.