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

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J.E. Miller Dispensing Chemist. Grahamstown. Only 3 known examples. I went to school in Grahamstown but do not recall this chemist. typically a combination of the two in conjunction with cobalt oxide) results in a very faint " straw" The Goldfields Sauce. A rare early Worcestershire sauce clearly specially made for the S.A. market. Embossed underneath 8521.

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decolorizer for glass made in open glass tanks (versus the earlier closed pots) which was used with most all automatic perfume/cologne bottles, druggist bottles during any time period, and poison bottles. (Covill 1971; Wilson bottles) but commonly observed in others, e.g., cobalt blue for poison bottles or soda water bottles De Hoop Mineral Waters Pretoria with dark green marble in fair condition. Marbles come in a variety of colours, each unique to the factory.Bonnet dolls are seldom found. Each one was hand crafted and painted and they are, in effect, miniature sculptures.

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called milk glass but sometimes called opal or white glass - was typically produced by the addition Al Lastovica put it in a nutshell by saying that "rarity should never be confused with desirability". To the un-initiated or new digger / collector certain types of bottles look much the same and it can take years of experience (and lost opportunities) before one gains that almost instinctive feel for something truly exceptional which may differ only slightly from the normal. The rarity section will, when completed, list virtually every category of item which one may come across in the normal course of events and attempt to arrange 5 typical examples of each from most common to rarest. The rarity scale used relates to the availability of wares on offer at Antique Fairs, Antique Dealers, Flea Markets or direct from Diggers & Collectors.One of only 4 known coloured S.A. Codds. The other 3 being from the Shilling Factory Kimberley and A.T. Chambers East London. Brooke's "Lemos" still going strong in S.A. today, unfortunately in a cheap and nasty plastic container but still a really refreshing drink. Hamilton or "egg-ended" Codds are relatively scarce and the presence of a lime green coloured marble makes this bottle of Matthysen, Pretoria even more so. A disinfectant liquid manufactured by Schulke & Mayr, Hamburg Germany. Most frequently found in small ( 90mm) attractive brown glass bottles but also seen in aqua, emerald green and cobalt blue. Most bottles bear the characteristic crosshatch raised ribbing as a warning against ingestion. Unuasually large (162 mm) dark green bottle with REGd No 641401 embossed on side and LYSOL Ltd London. No. 641401 on bottom.

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The ubiquitous Holbrook & Co. Worchestershire Sauce was widely used at the turn of the last century. To find any blue glass bottle embossed with a product or owners name is unusual, making all of the examples above scarce... however some are scarcer than others. noted next below, can grade into various greens. The different greens were formed by a myriad of different coloring agents, impurities, and/or glass making color's variability (and popularity with collectors) it is not surprising that there are numerous names for A more recent version of Otto Landsberg & Co Beroemde Snuif / Celebrated Snuff. Cape Town. Until recently, still available.A more unusual octagonal chemists bottle embossed "not to be taken". This is an 8oz example, one of a series of 12 different sizes. Lamploughs / Effervescing / Pyretic Saline. This bottle must be a good few years older than the (A) Eno's but note the similiar shape.

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Only three or four of these Gilbertsons wedge poison bottles have been dug in South Africa. Embossed REGd - 30th - OCT - 1861. From as small as 80mm to 160mm ginger pots are fascinating and each one uniquely different to the next. Scarcer and earlier aqua glass with Lysol embossed on front and Makers Name and Trademark underneath.It soon becomes evident however, that some buying, selling and swapping needs to take place to fill "holes" in the collection, finance digging expeditions (a trip to Kimberley with 2 overnight stays at Riverton & 1 meal in town could cost in excess of R 2,500.00 for a party of 3) or simply get rid of some of the "bulk" which tends to pile up in the garage. was simply called "flint" (Hunter 1950). Improved chemistry and glass making methods of the late 19th