Coffee pills
Clear glass bottle with cork, containing white pills of coffee.
- Object Number:
- A630195/2
- type:
- bottle
Medicine chest, walnut(?), containing 24 glass labelled bottles of homeopathic medicines, bone scoop and calendula plaster, inscribed inside lid Joseph James, Cheltenham, English, 1870-1910
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Medicine chest, walnut(?), containing 24 glass labelled bottles of homeopathic medicines, bone scoop and calendula plaster, inscribed inside lid Joseph James, Cheltenham, English, 1870-1910