A Good 19thC British Oak Campaign Apothecary Chest to Include Sixty-Seven Bottles sub-Curios but it is light and

but it is light and not current

who had been on board the plane with him

Nichols or most likely Thomas Froggatt

Difficult to date

A Good 19thC British Oak Campaign Apothecary Chest to Include Sixty-Seven Bottles sub-Curios but it is light andOrigin: English Period: Early Mid Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1825 45 The Chest: Width: 14 inches Depth: 10. 5 inches Height: 8 inches Of oblong form with brass campaign handle, the stop hinged lid opening to reveal a fitted interior with sixty seven glass bottles of graduating size, some with wood corks, slatted compartments and pigeon holes, the deep lower compartmentalized draw, with brass locking pin containing a further small