Antique Cabot's Sylpho-Nathol Embossed Glass Bottle – Stillroom Bottles Collection – Bottle No. 7

Antique Cabot's Sylpho-Nathol Embossed Glass Bottle – Stillroom Bottles Collection – Bottle No. 7

Carrying the weight of early medicinal history, this antique embossed bottle once held Cabot's Sylpho-Nathol, a coal tar antiseptic popular in the early 20th century. Produced by Samuel Cabot, a renowned bottle maker of the time, this piece stands as a quiet testament to a different era of apothecary craft and care.

The clear glass shows the lively presence of hand-formed air bubbles, and while it could use a gentle additional cleaning, it remains free from chips or major scratches — a fine survival from nearly a century ago.

Whether tucked onto a stillroom shelf, used to hold tiny dried flowers, or admired for its honest character, this bottle brings the quiet durability of the past into the present.

Size & Details

• Measures approximately 4.5" tall
• Clear vintage glass with visible hand-blown bubbles
• Embossed "Sylpho-Nathol" lettering
• No cork included
• No chips or major scratches
• Authentic vintage from the early 1920s
• Shows gentle age and authentic timeworn character

Notes from the Stillroom

Each Stillroom Bottle is gathered with intention — chosen not just for rarity, but for the quiet resonance it carries from lives and hands long past.
You will receive the exact bottle shown here, Bottle No. 7.

Wrapped with care: Your bottle will be nestled in tissue, tied with twine, and labeled with its Stillroom Bottle number — a quiet promise that the piece you chose is the one that finds its way to you.