19th-Century Stoneware Mercury Bottle

A 19th-century glazed stoneware mercury bottle, likely British, with a bulbous body, narrow neck and stable flared base.

Vessels of this type were used for storing and transporting mercury in apothecary, scientific and industrial settings. Its restrained form makes it an interesting example of functional Victorian stoneware.

Dimensions: approximately 14 cm high × 10 cm base diameter.

Condition: Good antique condition with subtle age-related marks. No chips or cracks noted.