Square dimpled clear glass bottle with pontil mark and pewter cap
Square dimpled clear glass bottle with pontil mark and pewter cap, containing some unidentified brown resinous deposit
Leather-covered wooden medicine chest with hinged lid and hinged swing doors at front, decorated with steel strapwork mounts, containing number of bottles with pewter caps, and cylindrical and rectangular pewter containers, very worm-eaten. Dispensed by 'Brevete', Chemist to the King, Paris, ' Rue du Roule No. 8', French, 1771-1848
Square dimpled clear glass bottle with pontil mark and pewter cap, containing some unidentified brown resinous deposit
Square dimpled clear glass bottle with potil mark and pewter cap, containing some unidentified white powder deposit
2 small rectangular dimpled clear glass bottles with pontil mark and pewter cap, containing some unidentified brown resinous deposit
2 small rectangular dimpled clear glass bottles with pontil mark and pewter cap, containing some unidentified red powder
Small rectangular dimpled clear glass bottle with pontil mark and pewter cap containing some unidentified white powdery deposit
Cylindrical pewter container with screw cap, containing brown ointment supplied by de Lemaire, French
3 cylindrical pewter containers with screw caps containing dried up ointment, 2 with illegible paper labels
4 small cylindrical pewter containers with screw caps, empty
Rectangular pewter container with separate lid with ring handle once used for unidentified powder
Rectangular pewter container with separate lid with ring handle once used for unidentified powder
Leather-covered wooden medicine chest case with hinged lid and hinged swing doors at front, decorated with steel strapwork mounts (without contents see other parts), probably French, 1771-1848