I have this small bottle that I need help identifying

[b.ecollects]

I purchased this bottle from my local antique store. The small size and the embossed lettering on it caught my eye. I do believe it's Ukranian lettering on the bottle, but I don't know what it says.
It has a little spout on it too, so maybe it could have been a bottle for mixing chemicals? I'm not sure.

Any information is helpful.

 

[CanadianBottles]

Hmm, Google Translate isn't being much help with this one. First word is for sure Pharmacy, and the last three characters might be General, but I can't figure the rest out. Maybe a person's name? As for the spout, that's quite common on medicine bottles from central and eastern Europe.

 

[b.ecollects]

Hmm, Google Translate isn't being much help with this one. First word is for sure Pharmacy, and the last three characters might be General, but I can't figure the rest out. Maybe a person's name? As for the spout, that's quite common on medicine bottles from central and eastern Europe.

Thanks again for your help!

 

[Clayton J. Migl]

I purchased this bottle from my local antique store. The small size and the embossed lettering on it caught my eye. I do believe it's Ukranian lettering on the bottle, but I don't know what it says.
It has a little spout on it too, so maybe it could have been a bottle for mixing chemicals? I'm not sure.

Any information is helpful.

Very interesting bottle!


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[Bohdan]

I purchased this bottle from my local antique store. The small size and the embossed lettering on it caught my eye. I do believe it's Ukranian lettering on the bottle, but I don't know what it says.
It has a little spout on it too, so maybe it could have been a bottle for mixing chemicals? I'm not sure.

Any information is helpful.

Looks more like Greek. I don't think it is Cyrillic.

 

[Len]

Perhaps a combo from the southern Black Sea area?
Really, its "Greek to me" too.
Love it's look. Nice find. Congrats.