Brown herb in the form of dried flower buds

PART OF:: Collection of 28 herbs and drugs mentioned by William Shakespeare in his plays

Made:: 1900-1931

Brown herb in the form of dried flower buds, used as carminative, antiflatulent and flavouring. Labelled 'cloves' and 'carrophyllus aromatica'

Details

Category:: Medical Glass-ware

Collection:: Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection

Object Number:: A603712 Pt14

Materials:: bottle, glass

type:: bottle

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