A Late 19thC Glass Apothecary Bottle with Spout for Dilute Castor Oil

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A Late 19thC Glass Apothecary Bottle with Spout for Dilute Castor OilOrigin: English Period: Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1895 Circumference: 12 inches Height: 10 inches A more scarce variety of apothecary bottle having a spout for which to pour its contents. Though the hand painted banner is worn, it is still decipherable and the spout is in sound condition. The wider lip is also in tact, which is present to catch any spillages. The bottle reading DL: RICINI. signaling that it would have once bore a

When one considers this interpretation

With its depiction of the vacuous lifestyle of the rich

now serving as an undeniably decorative delight

which is especially apparent in his famous art deco posters for the Monaco Grand Prix and Le Mans

Rd 15023' are found on the underside of the stand

and all around the lower edge

first published on 21 September 1861 and was founded by the actor and playwright H

circa 1780

picnic sets

and a cork life belt

this example needs to be physically turned as a whole

They were then taken over by Charringtons of Mile End in 1925