Three Late 19thC Glass Apothecary Bottles with Painted Banners to include Bicarbonate of Soda & two Oleum examples for Cassia & Cumin Oils

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Three Late 19thC Glass Apothecary Bottles with Painted Banners to include Bicarbonate of Soda & two Oleum examples for Cassia & Cumin OilsOrigin: English Period: Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1875 SODAE. BICAR Circumference: 10 inches Height: 8 inches OL: CASSIE with pourer & cleft Circumference: 10 inches Height: 8 inches OL: CUMINI with pourer & cleft Circumference: 9. 5 inches Height: 8 inches Three early examples, two being oleum or oil bottles featuring pourers and clefts. Having hand painted banners, which have some wear but are still attractive and most

Each window is of a very heavy card stock with a thin paper backing with the front cut out just to the image area allowing one to view the photograph

seen in the monogram

or any of the various embellishments produced to persuade the growing Victorian middles classes to part with their coins

Assembled Length: 5 inches

The gilt is worn in places

the weaver with a keen eye for detail

As one would expect

is a climbing plant indigenous to East Africa and growing freely in the forests near the Zambesi

Origin: Persia/Western Iran/Iraq/Turkey

having four open shelves and a moulded cornice

Beautifully proportioned

Goats are one of the oldest domesticated species and have been used for their milk