A Mixed Quintet of Late 19thC Plain Glass Apothecary Bottles sub-Antiques and in the days of

and in the days of a binder and horse and cart

and was marked by a great expansion of the British Empire

Teapot Height: 5 inches

Most likely made by a Victorian craftsmen for his own personal use

the whole with the original elephant grey paint

A Mixed Quintet of Late 19thC Plain Glass Apothecary Bottles sub-Antiques and in the days ofOrigin: English Period: Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 The Largest; Diameter: 3. 5 inches, Height: 9 inches Others ranging from 3. 5 inches high to 6. 25 inches high A mixed collection of five clear glass apothecary bottles, in graduating sizes two with cut glass stoppers, and two marked Table spoons 3 in one and Tea spoons 3 in one Oil Co. The stoppers are all original and in sound condition and there are no chips or cracks to