Apothecary chemist white storage jar with gold bands, labelled Carbon Vegetal. In good condition, with visible hairline cracks and a few scuffs (still displays well).
Apothecary chemist white storage jar with gold bands, labelled Carbon Vegetal. In good condition, with visible hairline cracks and a few scuffs (still displays well).
A beautiful Victorian apothecary’s bottle holder. It is a particularly large example turned from sycamore. The removable top is threaded and the base is stamped “16oz”. Antique Apothecary Bottle Holder.
Dating back to the period of 1800 to 1900, this chemist’s tool is made of bronze and brass, adding to its collectible value.
Pill rounders or finishers were used by apothecaries to round pills after they were made by placing them under the pill rounder which was then moved in a circular motion, applying slight pressure to the pills.
ANTIQUE 19TH C APOTHECARY BRASS BRONZE PESTLE & MORTAR CHEMIST HERBS KITCHENALIA Please refer to the pictures ask questions before bidding
P. Rogers & Co. Reverse: Marked “ONE DRAM” with the traditional apothecary symbol for a dram (3j). This is a genuine mid-19th-century apothecary weight manufactured by the well-known firmP. Rogers & Co. of Birmingham.
1885-1888 Pharmacy Ledger book from Marylebone area, London, 1000 pages all complete. A-Z name and number index at the start. Condition as pictured. Addresses include Ampthill Square, Mansfield Street, Langham Street, Devonshire Place, Harley Street, Gloucester Crescent. Holborn & Holloway mentioned on rear adverts. Size 40cms x 18 x 9.
2 Antique porcelain Apothecary Jars. In good antique condition. Minor marking.