SPIR LAVEND
National Museum of American History

SPIR LAVEND

18th century

paint (overall material)
National Museum of American History
CC0 — Public Domain
National Museum of American History

This blown and molded bottle has a Baroque-style blue and yellow cartouche with red and black lettering. The baked enamel label reads <i>SPIR LAVEND</i>. The flowers and leaves of the Lavender plant were used as an aromatic and to eliminate pests. Lavender was used to cure headaches, apoplexy and loss of speech.

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