Glass bottle with cork stopper, once used for medicine. "viii" is embossed on the top center of one side, to the left of "viii" are 15 raised dashes for measuring with every other dash being labeled with an embossed number counting up from one-seven, on the right side of the "viii" are 4 raised dashes for measuring the dashes are labeled 50, 100, *blank*, 200. A scalloped pattern in the glass begins at the slope of the shoulders of the bottle and goes until halfway up the neck. There is a chip in the lip at the top of the bottle. On the bottom is a narrow, embossed diamond containing the number "1", another embossed "1" can be found on the outside of the diamond, above the rightmost point.
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