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Glass specie jar

Glass specie jar

Glass specie jar

Glass specie jar

Clear glass specie jar for holding a bear's paw

1871-1920

Glass specie jar

1801-1900

Glass specie jar

1801-1900

Glass specie jar

1801-1900

Glass specie jar

1801-1900

Glass specie jar

1801-1900

Round specie jar

1851-1900

Bottle, clear glass, emtpy, for cough lozenges, En

1850-1900

Glass specie jar

Glass specie jar

1801-1900

Glass specie jar

1801-1850

Glass specie jar

1801-1900

Glass specie jar

1801-1900

Glass specie jar

1801-1900

Glass specie jar

1801-1900

Specie jar

1851-1900

Round specie jar

1851-1900

Bottle, clear glass, empty, for delectable lozenges, English, late 19th century

Bottle, clear glass

1850-1900

Glass specie jar, cylindrical with wide mouth, decorated on the inside with arms of the Royal College of Surgeons, English, 19th century

Glass specie jar

1801-1900

Glass specie jar, cylindrical, conical base with pontil, japanned metal lid, English, 19th century

Glass specie jar

1801-1900

Glass specie jar, cylindrical with domed metal lid, inscribed "RHUBARB" on the inside with gold and red design, English, 19th century

Glass specie jar

1801-1900

Glass specie jar, cylindrical with flat metal lid, filled with gilded wood balls, English, 19th century

Glass specie jar

1801-1900

Specie jar, clear glass, with stopper, contains six small stones mounted on piece of card, personal relic of Mr. Claud Woakes of Harley Street, London, 1870-1895

Specie jar

1870-1895

Specie jar, clear glass, with stopper, contains five small bones secured together by length of cotton, personal relic of Mr. Claud Woakes of Harley Street, London, 1870-1910

Specie jar

1870-1910

Specie jar, clear glass, no stopper, contains specimen removed in operation, personal relic of Claud Woakes of London, English, 1880-1920

Specie jar

1880-1920

Specie jar, clear glass, with stopper, contains unidentified bone, personal relic of Mr. Claud Woakes, English, 1870-1926

Specie jar

1870-1926

Specie jar, blue glass, with stopper, contains unidentified bone, by Dr. Washington Evans, personal relic of Mr. Claud Woakes, English, 1870-1910

Specie jar

1870-1910

Bottle, clear glass, empty, for aromatic pastilles, English, late 19th century

Bottle, clear glass

1850-1900

Bottle, clear glass, empty, for powder puffs, English, late 19th century

Bottle, clear glass

1850-1900

Bottle, clear glass, emtpy, for sticking plaster, English, late 19th century

Bottle, clear glass

1850-1900

Bottle, clear glass, empty, for corn plasters, English, late 19th century

Empty glass bottle for corn plasters

1850-1900

Bottle, clear glass, empty, for voice jujubes, English, late 19th century

Bottle, clear glass

1850-1900

Bottle, clear glass, empty, for musk, English, late 19th century

Bottle, clear glass

1850-1900

Specie jar with gilded lid, late 19th century English glass, 1/3 full of pot pourri

Specie jar with gilded lid

1850-1900

Specie jar with gilded lid, late 19th century English glass, used for soap plaster mass

Specie jar with gilded lid

1850-1900

Bottle, clear glass, empty, for camphor, English, late 19th century

Empty glass bottle for camphor

1850-1900

Bottle, clear glass, with contents, for cayenne, English, late 19th century

Bottle, clear glass

1850-1900

Bottle, clear glass, emtpy, for coltsfoot, English, late 19th century

Bottle, clear glass

1850-1900

Bottle, clear glass, with contents, for tolu, English, late 19th century

Bottle, clear glass

1850-1900

Large glass jar with vellum cover, containing dried flower heads

Large glass jar with vellum cover

Specie jar with gilded lid, late 19th century English glass, originally used for magnesia jujubes, now containing pine lozenges

Specie jar with gilded lid

1850-1900

Bottle, clear glass, emptyfruit, English, late 19th century

Bottle, clear glass

1850-1900

Specie jar, clear glass, with wood lid, cork stopper, sealed with wax, contains nasal polypus, personal relic of Mr. Claude Woakes of Harley Street, London, 1905, by Curtis and Co., 48 Baker Street, London, England, 1870-1905.

Specie jar

1870-1905

Specie jar, with gilded lid, glass, English, 1850-1900

Specie jar

1850-1900

Specie jar with gilded lid, glass, used for nail brushes, English, 1850-1900

Specie jar with gilded lid

1850-1900

Glass specie jar, cylindrical with wide mouth, conical base and pontil, probably English, 19th century

Glass specie jar

1801-1900

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