ANTIQUE CLEAR GLASS APOTHECARY BOTTLE BY ORATOR FRANK WOODWARD IN LEROY, NY

Manufacturer: Orator F. Woodward was a prominent Victorian-era apothecary manufacturer. He is also famously known for purchasing the struggling Jell-O recipe and trademark in 1899 for $450, transforming it into a massive household empire

These specific rectangular, sunken-panel bottles typically held patent medicines produced by Woodward's company. The most common remedies distributed in this style of bottle were Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs (a popular cough syrup) or Liquid Franconia (a skin and complexion formula)