Pair of mouth-blown Drip Drop Anesthesia Bottles for Ether, Chloroform, etc.

Description

For sale is the pair of mouth-blown, carefully made,
drip-dispensary bottles shown in the picture.
1) A small (10ml) bottle embossed
TK (in a cricle) to the body, referring to the US patent granted to Traube and Kattentidt in the 1800s.
It has a heart sheaped stopper with a beak.
2) A bottle with a large flat stopper. Again, Kattentidt was involved in the patent. 30ml.
These were all used for applying all sort of drops, e.g., for applying drops of ether or chloroform to primitive cloth masks (e.g., Schimmelbusch masks) for the purpose of anesthesia when carrying out a surgery.
They are working very well.
All are in mint condition - there are NO chips, cracks, bruises, dings, or damage of any kind. Full original gloss.
The bottles stand
about 3.625 and 3.875 inches tall (stoppers included).
Very careful packaging; shipping combined in the best interest of the buyer.