A Large Mixed Collection of Forty-Four 19thC-20thC Glass Apothecary Bottles

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A Large Mixed Collection of Forty-Four 19thC-20thC Glass Apothecary BottlesOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Victorian Early 20thCProvenance: Robert Read of Thorne, South Yorkshire, EnglandDate: c. 1870 1930The Tallest: 10The Smallest: 4In largely original condition, the good mixed collection of forty four bottles, to include some measuring jugs and one pottery example, the group spanning a fifty year period, some with multi faceted stoppers, some being LUG (label under glass) with others having hand painted labels, to include four

presented in a wonderful gilt gesso frame survives from the first half of the nineteenth century

models like these were common in the late nineteenth and early to mid twentieth century

To draw the cloud that hides the silver moon

The threads that remain show good colour

warm colors can include midnight blue

Height: 60 inches (the posts) or 69

but an original is scarce and is now safely preserved surely prompting admiring glances for years to come

in other areas of the world

Stage: 872

a focus on fashion

In good overall condition there are some small deficiencies but nothing of major concern

A fabulously eccentric antique desk