smelling bottle

"I had a smelling bottle all ready if she fainted away," added Steve, popping up from behind the great chair.

"His wife closed her eyes and took a long sniff from her Smelling bottle.

Stiegel's glassworks was the first American establishment to produce smelling bottles that competed with English imports.

Run, chérie, get the smelling bottle."

Tapes, needles, hook and eyes, broaches and bracelets, smelling bottles and castor oil.

Vinegar and camphor in infected rooms "cannot be used too frequently upon handkerchiefs, or in smelling bottles, by persons whose duty calls to visit or attend the sick."

Its scale and horizontal placement brings to mind those first American-made pungent smelling bottles, but the elegance of the design is more like that of a piece of fine jewelry.

The oldest piece in the show is a deep blue ribbed bottle that retains its original paper label, stating "Pungent Smelling Bottle Prepared and Sold by Geo.

A smelling bottle of clear glass with red and blue stripes in the shape of a seahorse with a spiral tail mimics the tradition of Venetian glassmaking, while possessing a patriotic color scheme.

The faintness, which had only been momentary, was already passing off, and Cecilia was able to sit up, to sip the water, and to refresh herself with a few sniffs at the pungent smelling bottle.

Likewise a fresh assortment of the famous tooth powder, Stoughton's Bitters, lotion water, smelling bottles, viper drops, Turlington and West's pectoral elixir, lavender drops, and lavender water."