A Fine Pair of c.1870s Glass Apothecary Bottles for Bismuth & Potassium

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A Fine Pair of c.1870s Glass Apothecary Bottles for Bismuth & PotassiumOrigin: English Period: Mid Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Wilfred Harris M. P. S. Dispensing Chemist, Bournemouth, UK Date: c. 1870 Base Diameter: 3 inches Height: 8 inches (each) The large clear glass bottles having the original multi faceted cut stoppers with shield shaped painted labels in black lettering on a gold leaf ground the Latin reading BISMUTH TROCH and POT: CHLOR TROCH both with frosted necks and surviving from the third quarter of

and sky blues

The less pasty real life Mr Jacobs is honorary high steward of the Royal Borough of Kingston

Tommy Cooper was born Thomas Frederick Cooper in Caerphilly

whilst the postmark and stamps are fully in tact and there is only a small amount of dirt commensurate with age to the actual paint

rather than fact

This particular example is slightly more unusual as there is no sliding mechanism

but was released in 1813

He became part of the NAAFI entertainment party and developed a magic act incorporating comedy

There are a few old scratches

the compartmentalised interior showing twelve individual sections for wine bottles

The paint has wear commensurate with age

London and later moved to 35 Drummond Street