Early Apothecary Bottle Rack with Twelve Glass Stoppered Vials winslow homer these are evident in the

these are evident in the photos

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but notable as a surviving example of period packaging

with a looming portrait of Max Schmeling in the background

each designated to hold a dye of a specific color and material use (wool or cotton)

Early Apothecary Bottle Rack with Twelve Glass Stoppered Vials winslow homer these are evident in theTwo tier apothecary bottle rack crafted of unfinished pine and housing twelve clear glass vials with ground glass stoppers. Each bottle sits within a scalloped wooden rail, and the frame retains its original metal hardware for either wall hanging or tabletop display. Balanced in form and function, the piece reflects the utilitarian craftsmanship of midcentury laboratory or apothecary storage. All bottles are intact with light residue and mild surface