A Mixed Quintet of Late 19thC Plain Glass Apothecary Bottles

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A Mixed Quintet of Late 19thC Plain Glass Apothecary BottlesOrigin: English Period: Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 The Largest; Diameter: 3. 5 inches, Height: 9 inches Others ranging from 3. 5 inches high to 6. 25 inches high A mixed collection of five clear glass apothecary bottles, in graduating sizes two with cut glass stoppers, and two marked Table spoons 3 in one and Tea spoons 3 in one Oil Co. The stoppers are all original and in sound condition and there are no chips or cracks to

gradually becoming reddish-brown

Honestly made by a country craftsman this antique chopping board

Mace and Nutmeg with the interior gilded with a lustre glaze

the sides and base with further botanical decoration featuring roses and leaves all being picked out in ruby red and midnight green over an ivory painted ground

framed and glazed

and the precious rations that his plane contained

and an early Chapman Brother's framer's label

and bright green and gold ceramic funerary objects recalling the T'ang

Circumference: 9 inches

Probably created on a New England whaling ship this busk features images drawn from the creator's imagination with the sharpened point of a canvas sail needle and its creation would have helped pass the long hours at sea

half pelvis

and he was imprisoned in 1804 for his involvement in a conspiracy to assassinate Napoleon

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