THE COLLECTIONS OF JANET & JACK THORNTON
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A George III period mahogany apothecary box, of tall oblong form with satinwood clashing and corners to the hinged lid, fitted with a stirrup handle. The front opening wing doors revealing an interior of 18 compartments and glass bottles, the front partitions pierced with Gothic openings to reveal the bottle labels,

Realised: $1,200 plus premium
Current Bid $1,200 (33 bids, reserve met)
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Lot Details

the winged sections each with three small drawers, built to accommodate closing over central stepped narrow and deep drawers containing an assortment of associated materials. Some faults. 230 x 300 x 370mm.

A George III period mahogany apothecary box, of tall oblong form with satinwood clashing and corners to the hinged lid, fitted with a stirrup handle. The front opening wing doors revealing an interior of 18 compartments and glass bottles, the front partitions pierced with Gothic openings to reveal the bottle labels, Image 1++
A George III period mahogany apothecary box, of tall oblong form with satinwood clashing and corners to the hinged lid, fitted with a stirrup handle. The front opening wing doors revealing an interior of 18 compartments and glass bottles, the front partitions pierced with Gothic openings to reveal the bottle labels, Image 1++
A George III period mahogany apothecary box, of tall oblong form with satinwood clashing and corners to the hinged lid, fitted with a stirrup handle. The front opening wing doors revealing an interior of 18 compartments and glass bottles, the front partitions pierced with Gothic openings to reveal the bottle labels, Image 1++
A George III period mahogany apothecary box, of tall oblong form with satinwood clashing and corners to the hinged lid, fitted with a stirrup handle. The front opening wing doors revealing an interior of 18 compartments and glass bottles, the front partitions pierced with Gothic openings to reveal the bottle labels, Image 1++