A Fine Late 19thC Cobalt Glass Apothecary Bottle For Powder of Rhubarb

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A Fine Late 19thC Cobalt Glass Apothecary Bottle For Powder of RhubarbOrigin: English Period: Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1880 Diameter: 2. 75 inches Height: 8 inches Of a rich deep cobalt colour bearing an original green glass square stopper with painted gilt label P. RHEI for powder of Rhubarb. The condition is very good with the label in superb order and the glass in good order, the stopper is currently jammed but could be released if desired. Aiding digestive functions, this powder is an

There is some later over painting and some blemishing as per the photographs

well-patinated and tactile Hippo teeth

rimmed border to the plate

at Exeter Hall until 1837

There is a small split to the left of the plate

Origin: English/English Colonial

When quizzed as to why he was so determined not be appear to well presented or groomed

‘cycle’ and ‘piston rings’

so it would be difficult to say to whom this charge applied

Weaving workshops were frequently established in the prisons of India and Afghanistan

Double sided and hanging from two hooks

a pocket crocodile skin case and a dressing mirror