A Mid 19thC British Oak Apothecary Chest; Formerly P.J. Dewar, Chemist & Dentist c.1858-1875 sub-Architectural & Garden The clean Grecian lines of

The clean Grecian lines of the Regency period were out of favour by 1835 replaced by more serious furniture

sometimes I bleat like a goat

The wards were each intended to be occupied by a different medical class of patient

shown in the midst of an advance toward a generously filled ceramic basin full of lettuce leaves

perfectly distilling the height of Victorian England

A Mid 19thC British Oak Apothecary Chest; Formerly P.J. Dewar, Chemist & Dentist c.1858-1875 sub-Architectural & Garden The clean Grecian lines ofOrigin: Scottish Period: Mid Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1858 75 Width: 10. 5 Depth: 7 Height 9. 5 (closed) Of rectangular form in golden oak, the hinged lid opening to reveal a fitted interior with nineteen glass bottles of graduating size, some with wooden corks, the stained deep lower drawer with knob handle containing a collection of miscellaneous medical instruments, the lid with the original paper annotated inventory and, the whole