Pill Making Apparatus

Pill Making Apparatus - Konseal - J.M. Grosvenor - Boston - from Pharmacy - 2" x 10" x 17 ½" box - excellent

Apothecary Pill Making Equipment (2), Morstadt Cachet press in wood case w/embossed brass label, funnels & thimbles & cast iron pill press, VG cond, larger 12.5"W.

Apothecary Pill Making Equipment (2), Ideal Capsule Filler, mfgd by Sharpe & Dohme, c.1900 & 19th C. 2-pc wood & brass pill roller, VG cond, larger 14"L.

A good 19th century apothecary pill making device. Measures 2.75 X 16.5 x 12.5 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

Cast Iron Candy Machine, C. 1900, H 9", W 12", D 9" | For Making Pill Shaped Lozenges.

Antique Cast Iron Drop Candy Press, H 9", W 13", D 9" | For Making Pill Shaped Hard Candies.

Two Bergman Cold Painted Bronze FiguresAustria, early 20th century, model 3065, a boy making coffee (tray and coffee apparatus not present); the second is a standing boy carrying a pole. Both marked w

Grandma Moses (1860-1961) May, Making Soap, Washing Sheep, 1870 signed 'MOSES.' (lower right) and identified, dated, and numbered '...1945/March 28th...1033' on the artist's label (affixed to the reve

Cara Romero (Chemehuevi, b. 1977)Making History, 2022archival pigment photograph mounted on Dibond, UV laminate overlayCara Romero has created a masterpiece that showcases six decades of esteemed, inn

Heading: (Hawaii) Author: Brigham, William T. Title: Ka Hana Kapa: The Making of Bark-Cloth in Hawaii, Memoirs of the Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum of Polynesian Ethnology and Natural History Place Pub

Art Deco Cartier Yellow Gold, Diamond and Enamel Pill Box or Compact, marked "CARTIER MADE IN FRANCE", "CC 1", "5297", "S658", other various marks, lid with inlay motif and central hand painted floral

Paper manuscript of 160 pp. numbered plus some white at the end, 160 x 202 mm., written by a single hand, with diagrams, drawings, tables, moving parts, schemes, mostly watercolored, datable to around

CLEMENTINE HUNTER (1886 - 1988) Making Syrup. Oil on board, circa 1975. 457x610 mm; 18x24 inches. Initialed in oil, lower right.Provenance: acquired directly from the artist, private collection, Louis

WARREN CHASE MERRITT (American, 1897-1968), "The History of Paper Making," 1929, group of eight separate oils on canvas, each laid down on panel, overall: each 73.5 inches tall. Length: (the smallest)

Attributed to Andries Cornelis Lens (Antwerp 1739-1822 Brussels) A priestess making an offering at an altar to Diana; and Herse(?) a pair, oil on canvas 92.2 x 73cm (36 5/16 x 28 3/4in). (2)

Cartouche shape with top raised scrolling designs, with small case in top cover, in bird design. Plated metal, not marked. [3/4" H x 1 3/4" W x 1 1/2" D].

11th Artel, Moscow, 1908-1917 Circular, the hinged cover with a cabochon hardstone thumb-piece and inset with an en plein enamel plaque painted with a portrait of a boyarina, the sides and base enamel

RARE! VINTAGE MARIO BUCCELLATI STERLING SILVER & 18K YELLOW GOLD FLOWER PILL BOX Country/Region of Manufacture :Italy

Faberge style miniature pill box, round covered box, stamped and tested “56” 14K rose and yellow gold with pink enamel in the manner of Faberge, 20th C. Diameter: 1 ¾ inches, Height

FRANCIS ALYS(1959)Untitled (study for 'Sometimes making something leads to nothing')1998Retouched photograph on Chromalin, with text and stamp, ed. 4/6 + 2 AP32 x 28 cmStamp of the artist in the cente

Arguably the most iconic Japanese manufacturer of diving helmets is the Yokohama Diving Apparatus Co. Ltd. Based in Yokohama, Japan this company produced helmets for over one hundred years. Many of th

Dog Pill Box w/ Enameling & Diamond Decoration, mixed metals -

George Pal Massive Production Archive for the Making of Doc Savage the Man of Bronze. Warner Bros., 1974. Extensive production archive of 1000+ pages of materials and photos including 1-studio bound a

CURRIER, Nathaniel (1813 - 1888) and IVES, James Merritt (1824 - 1895), after Durrie.Autumn in New England. / Cider Making.Lithograph with original hand color.New York: Currier & Ives, 1866.18 1/4" x