A Good 19thC British Oak Campaign Apothecary Chest to Include Sixty-Seven Bottles sub-Curios Nichols or most likely Thomas

Nichols or most likely Thomas Froggatt

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a good pair of cases that will be of great interest to many a lepidopterist or indeed for those of us with an eye for an original and attractive decorative effect

A Good 19thC British Oak Campaign Apothecary Chest to Include Sixty-Seven Bottles sub-Curios Nichols or most likely ThomasOrigin: 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