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Cream Jug |
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Plynine and Company Ltd Household Ammonia Edinborough. Reverse of bottle is transferred "It is illegal for any other than the Plynine Co Ltd to refill this bottle with ammonia".Bottle has an internal screw thread. |
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Transferred marmalade |
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Hailwoods cream pot |
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Very scarce Handysides ointment pot. |
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Clarkes miraculous salve pot. |
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Holloways Ointment |
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Boots Compound extract of Sarsaparilla. |
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Boots Senna pot.Heavily transferred |
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Stone hot water bottle With ornate slab
decoration around the stopper. c1920 |
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Honey glazed hot water bottle older than the one above. |
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Two more foot warmers.both fairly common. |
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Cream pot |
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Fortnum&Masons Caviar |
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Cunningham/DeFourier food pot. |
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Two clay pipe bowls and a pair of small apothecary spoons used as measures i believe. |
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French Doll parts,body has an anchor incised on the back. |
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Improved Inhaler,I have seen catalogues
for both Nelson and Maws Inhalers and this appears in neither,perhaps
someone knows otherwise?.nonetheless a wonderfull transfer in sort of two colours.I cant decide if its a 2 colour print or just the effects of ageing. |
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Dr Nelsons improved inhaler,In a larger size than the one above. |
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Jeroboam "The Royal Blend"Scotch
whiskey crock.One of the more common whisky crocks, Fairly sought after nontheless. |
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Another whisky crock,this time Irish,again one of the more common whisky crocks. |
| Another whisky this time Scottish,again another more common variety but what a transfer!. |  |
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Stone flagon (honeyglaze) from yhe firm
of W.Coates who were located at 24-25 Whitechapel London. |
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Singletons eye ointment.This vessel
is stood on a small foot which the user held,whilst the small
depression on the top held the ointment,which in turn was covered
by a small circle of greaseproof paper. The idea being that the user gathered a small amount of ointment on the paper and applied it to the eyes. |
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Pie funnels,the transfered one reads
"The Grimwade perfection pie funnel pat no 12833/08-reg no 543211 with verge on top to prevent slipping". |
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| Three large stoneware,from left-Wicker
covered E.T.Wall Keighley(on a metal tag top front of jar)-No
markings at all-The Fullham pottery.The first recovered from
Keighly,the other two from our house,unmarked in the barn,the Fullham from an excavation when building new steps in the garden.The largest is approx 24" high.No idea as to contents of either,largest possibly ale or cider(on account of bunghole).(He said bunghole huh huh huh-beavis and butthead anyone?). |
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VIROL 6" These are quite common and as you can see contained bone marrow.c1910 available in 3 sizes,this being the middle size. |
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I dug this recently and believe it to be a Ginger jar(but dont quote me)c1900. |
| Rock Blue was a laundry compound,made from around 1860 through to the first quarter of the 20th centuary(when it came in a cardboard box)This one predates 1904 as there is no mention of king Edward(as on the later examples. |
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