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Larger apothecary bottles such as these would have stored a multitude of various medical powders or liquids
and a small square of the blank margin has been replaced in the lower right corner
between 30 million and 70 million strong in the 1800s
Which gives the watch-word to his hand full soon
“Sarcasm
A Wonderful 17thC English Oak Refectory Table sub-Curios Larger apothecary bottles such asOrigin: English Period: Charles II Stuart Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1680 1700 Length: 62. 5 inches Width: 27. 5 inches Height: 29 inches Leg Room: 23. 5 inches The seventeenth century oak refectory table having a richly coloured rectangular boarded top with pegged ends on turned baluster legs joined by a low level 'H' stretcher, survives from late seventeenth century Stuart period England. The condition is hugely evocative of its life thus far and