A George III mahogany apothecary`s box circa 1780

the panelled rectangular hinged top enclosing compartments containing scales and an English Delft mixing tile above a door to one side enclosing six small bottles with stoppers ( two possibly associated) and an arrangement of seven small drawers, to the other side, eight glass bottles with stoppers, (two possibly associated), on shaped bracket feet  

This is generally in good condition. The glass bottles and stopppers are largely original. Two large ones are almost certainly replacements. Two necks of the large bottles are chipped and one stopper is missing. Two smaller bottles are possibly associated. The base is cracked on one side.
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