Bottle of Goulard's extract (lead acetate and lead lead oxide)
Bottle of Goulard's extract (lead acetate and lead lead oxide), used as an astringent.
- Object Number:
- A190003 Pt1
- type:
- bottles
Medicine chest, mahogany, supplied by R. Vines of London, containing seventeen labelled glass bottles, two labelled confection glasses, with preparation equipment, owned by Susan Hitchcock, Etchilhampton, Wilts, 1830-1834
Bottle of Goulard's extract (lead acetate and lead lead oxide), used as an astringent.
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