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Code: 10275
Dimensions:
A small bank of four antique early 19th century apothecary drawers.
This wonderful set of chemsit shop 'drug run' drawers date to the early part of the 19th century, and have beautiful hand painted gilt contents labels.
Each drawer front with cock beading has a latin label and turned hardwood knob handle.
The bank of drawers originate from Luther Wilson Pharmacist, Bath. One of the drawers still bares a paper label for this particular Pharmacist.
The pine carcass has contrasting dark mahogany verneer to its front.
Each drawer is constructed from pine and mahognay.
Painted contents labels include; GUAIAC:RAS, ACACIA.GEI:
Dimensions:-
Height - 33cm
Width - 46.6cm
Depth - 21.9cm
Drawer internal dimensions: H:12cm W: 18.5cm D: 19.5cm
With age related wear and tear, some small holes are present from where metal card holders had been fitted.
Evidence of historic non active worm, this has been treated for peace of mind.
No backboards, these were not fitted when the unit along with others were salvaged.