A Trio of Late 19thC Plain Glass Apothecary Bottles to Include One in Light Green

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A Trio of Late 19thC Plain Glass Apothecary Bottles to Include One in Light GreenOrigin: English Period: Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 Large: Circumference: 9. 5 inches Height: 9 inches Medium: Circumference: 7. 5 inches Height: 6. 5 inches Small: Circumference: 5. 5 inches Height: 5 inches The largest coloured in an attractive light bottle green. The stoppers are all original and in sound condition. These bottles are all unmarked and would have helped to form the apothecaries stable, being used daily to

who took the chair at the first meeting

meandering through a large town with each of the ten windows having various slots

the Yazd carpet busily populated on a soft ivory ground with stylised floral sprays and pine leaves picked out in royal and cornflowers blues

Important cassoni were often made in pairs and bore the arms and other heraldic devices of the respective noble families

The poster itself is in very good condition

The subdued palette

although they were most freely used during the Romanesque

meaning this example was probably female

Deep reds are deployed throughout the design and the middle field displays four interlinked medallions set in a muddy green with unusual indigo highlights

more often used as a caustic owing to its great affinity for water

this black chalk sketch by Paul Lucien Maze beautifully exemplifies his finesse

The ivory is well patinated and there are no cracks or chips to note

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