Lot 017 - Antique Apothecary Glass Jar, "Ac. Tannic" (Tannic Acid), Reverse-Painted Gold Glass Label, Glass Stopper, Manufactured By Whitall Tatum Company, U.S.A.., 9-1/2" H

Lot 017 - Antique Apothecary Glass Jar, "Ac. Tannic" (Tannic Acid), Reverse-Painted Gold Glass Label, Glass Stopper, Manufactured By Whitall Tatum Company, U.S.A.., 9-1/2" HAn antique apothecary jar with a reverse painted glass label reading "Ac. Tannic" an abbreviation for Acidum Tannicum, or Tannic Acid, a plant derived astringent used in pharmacy to treat inflammation, hemorrhage, and burns, and as an antidote in cases of heavy metal poisoning. The label is rendered in black lettering with ruled border lines and a swooping decorative rule on a gold ground, applied to the interior surface of the glass. The jar is

They should be cleaned prior to use

published by Marvel Comics Group

The sky is rendered in graduated warm tones of peach and rose

Here is a cute little porcelain fluted flower vase or planter featuring a happy cross-legged elf sitting on a flower

" The box likely sat in a church where parishioners could anonymously deposit thoughts

Grouping of seven antique cabinet card photographs depicting Victorian women with photos by Bonney

The vintage filigree cross is gold-toned with a central red enamel I

The tin is in good condition but does have some scuffing and paint markings

This antique 1930s fabric poster was published by Denoyer-Geppert Company out of Chicago as part of the Winslow Health and Hygiene Series of classroom posters

Circa late 19th century

Grouping of three vintage composition baby dolls

including a couple chips in the yellow paint of the eagle's beak and in the faux wood base