A clear, red-tinged phial of restorative liquid. The academy bottles are labeled with neat copperplate and a professor's seal.

A small glass phial filled with a pale green liquid. Sold with a tiny instruction slip showing proper dosage.

A viscous blue potion that smells faintly of sap and crushed ivy.

A leather roll full of burners, glass pipettes, retorts and labeled reagents. The academy's seal is embossed on the brass fittings.

A compact kit of pots, shears and drying cloths favored by field alchemists.

Well-worn and polished from use, the mortar bears faint scorch marks from past experiments.

Brass tubing and glass condensers fitted to a collapsible frame; carries a small academy inspection tag.

Delicate but well-blown vials, homestanding and labeled with tiny graduation marks.

Cheap lamp oil sold in a stopper-sealed flask.

Small boxes of seals impressed with the academy sigil and stamped blanks for potion notes.

A squat iron-banded phial marked with a clever pictogram of a flame. Heavy when full.

A small corked vial of clear, viscous liquid labelled with a warning sigil.

A knobby, dark-brown root wrapped in waxed cloth and labeled with careful handwriting.

A tiny vial that faintly glows in moonlight, cork sealed and labeled 'Faerie Dew.'

Clear water in a blue-streaked phial; sold as purified for potionmaking.

A thimble of glittering dust sold in a sealed sachet and labeled in young handwriting.