Genuine Chinese Qing Dynasty Early 1800s Porcelain Medicine Bottle. Wo Long Dan.
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From the sellerGenuine Chinese Qing Dynasty porcelain medicine bottle from the early 1800’s. Measures 36mm tall and 18mm wide and weighs 8.8 grams. The writing on the front of the bottle indicates the name of the production company, Cun Ji (= relief, cure) Tang (= medicine store), and its address, Zhe Ning (was in Shanghai). The writing on the back of the bottle indicates the name of the medicine the bottle contained: Wo Long Dan (“crouching dragon”), meant to relieve heat stroke, nausea, and convulsions. Please see my other auctions! I’m happy to combine shipping on any number of items paid for and shipped together to save you money (no additional cost for coins or seals).
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