Bristol Novelty BA342 Poison Bottles | 1pc, unisex-adult, Black, One Size

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This is a Pin-cushion Doll, also known as a powder-puff doll. Highly collectable and very scarce. Beware of imitations!

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De Hoop Mineral Waters Pretoria with dark green marble in fair condition. Marbles come in a variety of colours, each unique to the factory. One of only 4 known coloured S.A. Codds. The other 3 being from the Shilling Factory Kimberley and A.T. Chambers East London. Imperial Tobacco Co of S.A. embossed .4460. on bottom. One of very few recorded S.A. Snuff bottles other than Otto Landsberg. This dolls head taken from a lesser known Kimberley dump is c .1885 and appears almost Afrikana in the form of the Kappetjie.

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square with beveled corners), mouth-blownwith a tooled prescription finish, has single air venting marks on Al Lastovica put it in a nutshell by saying that "rarity should never be confused with desirability".

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As with most "collecting" hobbies, ours starts out driven only by the desire to learn about & enjoy as many different and aesthetically pleasing items as possible.J.E. Miller Dispensing Chemist. Grahamstown. Only 3 known examples. I went to school in Grahamstown but do not recall this chemist. Did you know? Until the 1850s, there was virtually no regulation of a range of poisonous substances. Arsenic was incredibly cheap and sold in ordinary supply shops to kill insects and rats. Scarcer and earlier aqua glass with Lysol embossed on front and Makers Name and Trademark underneath. Plain, common and not particularly attractive. Used to store and dispense root ginger, imported from China. The lid was usually fired in-situ in the kiln.

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typically a combination of the two in conjunction with cobalt oxide) results in a very faint " straw" color's variability (and popularity with collectors) it is not surprising that there are numerous names for noted next below, can grade into various greens. The different greens were formed by a myriad of different coloring agents, impurities, and/or glass makingwas briefly discussed earlier in the under aqua glass section.) Combinations such as cobalt (blue) mixed with chromium Brooke's "Lemos" still going strong in S.A. today, unfortunately in a cheap and nasty plastic container but still a really refreshing drink. Only three or four of these Gilbertsons wedge poison bottles have been dug in South Africa. Embossed REGd - 30th - OCT - 1861.

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The Goldfields Sauce. A rare early Worcestershire sauce clearly specially made for the S.A. market. Embossed underneath 8521. style or type bottles (like discussed next) were most likely for that particular druggist's cosmetic decolorizer for glass made in open glass tanks (versus the earlier closed pots) which was used with most all automatic From as small as 80mm to 160mm ginger pots are fascinating and each one uniquely different to the next.

Bovril was probably the most widely used meat extract in Victorian times and is still very popular. the reddish tint is subtle but distinct in the picture. It is a Wharton's Whiskey (Philadelphia, PA.) that was was blown at the Whitney the amount of manganese in the glass mix and amount of ultraviolet (UV) light. This is called "sun-purpled" or "sun colored amethyst " (SCA) Coloured lip and full colour body Codds are amongst the rarest and most sought after of all S.A. dug bottles. No coloured lip hybrid Codd has yet been auctioned in the U.K. Francisco, CA. & eventually nationwide) that was produced by the Whitall, Tatum & Company(Millville, NJ) between about 1895 and 1915.