Object ID Number:
PH153
Object Name:
Tinct. Valerian
Type:
Shop Furniture
Manufacturer:
Unknown
Manufactured from:
1820
Manufactured to:
1850
Description / History:
Clear mouth blown glass bottle with glass stopper labeled Tinct. Valerian. The label is white with gold trim affixed with a layer of glass.
Tincture of Valerian is an herbal remedy derived from the dried roots of the valerian plant. It has been used for over 1000 years as a mild sedative and hypnotic. Valerian remains one of the fastest growing herbal remedies in the United States.
Valerian is most commonly used to relieve mild cases of anxiety and insomnia. During World War I it was given to soldiers suffering from battle shock.
Tincture of Valerian is an herbal remedy derived from the dried roots of the valerian plant. It has been used for over 1000 years as a mild sedative and hypnotic. Valerian remains one of the fastest growing herbal remedies in the United States.
Valerian is most commonly used to relieve mild cases of anxiety and insomnia. During World War I it was given to soldiers suffering from battle shock.
Dimensions:
H–7 Dia–2 inches
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