A Good 19thC British Oak Campaign Apothecary Chest to Include Sixty-Seven Bottles

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A Good 19thC British Oak Campaign Apothecary Chest to Include Sixty-Seven BottlesOrigin: English Period: Early Mid Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1825 45 The Chest: Width: 14 inches Depth: 10. 5 inches Height: 8 inches Of oblong form with brass campaign handle, the stop hinged lid opening to reveal a fitted interior with sixty seven glass bottles of graduating size, some with wood corks, slatted compartments and pigeon holes, the deep lower compartmentalized draw, with brass locking pin containing a further small

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ninety percent of the specimens are fully intact with only two or three with any signs of loss

It is attractive enough to spark admiring glances

Examples of her work are held at the Tyne and Wear Museum and she designed posters for the London Underground Group between 1924-1926

the trapdoor spider can be found in warm countries such as Japan

Painted in oils

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Generally known as "Cobham's Flying Circus"

A small price to pay for a very useable and versatile work of art

or the cover of a tree acting as the operating room

and hugely versatile piece of furniture

and there is general consistent wear consummate with age to the ebony coating with a small amount of flaking