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Early Victorain Apothecary box In beautiful flame mahogany, with a flush-fitting campaign brass carrying handle. It has double-opening lockable doors, two fitted drawers and a secret concealed medicine compartment to the back.

Inset to the front floor of the cabinet is the chemist’s ivory tablet, which reads
“Stones, Chemist & Druggist 235, Oxford Street, London”.The small cabinet contains twenty five bottles, some with later labels, glass pestle & mortar, brass & iron scales, and another later addition of a steel box with needle and syringe.

This fabulous apothecary box comes with a fully working lock and tasselled key.

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