Antique Poison

Chemists. A notable example is Moles Poison of which we cannot find another comparable example. Of

light reflection by the camera Crown is hinged so will open showing an hidden side as locket or poison

poisons for blow gun darts and also to produce states of altered consciousness. The beads, beading tips

for another woman drives him to poison her, so that he can be free to marry his new love interest. The

and change poisoned water to drinking water. While some attribute sightings of the single-horned

significance as a poison-averting force (see: Ernst J. Grube). Painting in underglaze was one of the most

, all of whom left Naples in panic, Domenichino probably dying of poisoning. Corenzio died, according to

or 535. Having survived five poisoning attempts, Damo never returned to his native India. The

fertility; a protection against poison; and an aphrodisiac. Norsemen offer us a beautiful symbolic myth

time an attempt was made to suppress it with poison, the second with an ambush by local brigands. The

, poisons, medicines, cabinet trinkets, sweetie candy jars, aromatherapy, curiosities, drugs, herbal

bones plus the word poison have a wonderful naive quality.

Mortar in bronze "of poison", 16th century. Mortar made of bronze in its color with figurative

Ebonized poison cabinet, circa 1910. - Made from pine - Panel door with original wooden knob

Circa 1910 14k Yellow Gold Signet Ring with hinged top Poison compartment. The top of the ring

to hold poison or snuff. Simply unscrew the top diamond to detach the tiers and open it up! The ring

The bezel shaped as a hinged cluster set with an oval cut sapphire and rose cut diamond revealing a small secret compartment, to a foliate trifurcated shoulders, mounted in silver an...

Guidi Casavecchia family, circa 1730. On the inside there is a compartment for poison with a skull

Poison mortar with mace. Bronze. Century XVI. Small mortar with mace made of bronze, decorated with

underneath the amethyst which is hinged at the top and flips open. Referred to as a "poison ring", the small

Ring composed of a plant design decorated with white, blue and black enamel with a flap compartment. The frame with palmette decoration is in 18K yellow gold. Size. 6 1/2 Gross weigh...

Highly unusual Victorian era "poison" ring. Composed of 18 karat yellow gold, enamel & green

yellow Gold. This is a poison ring inspired by Renaissance Style. Size ITA: 15 Size USA: 7 1/4 We're a

An antique Egyptian Revival poison ring, surmounted by a faceted lozenge-shaped emerald and flanked

Incredibly finely detailed engraving, beautifully articulated links and a secret compartment concealed at the back side of the substantial, three-dimentional centerpiece. Decorated l...

An Art Deco Egyptian Revival poison swivel ring in the form of a scarab, in 18k gold. France

Ring composed of a plant design decorated with white, blue and black enamel with a flap compartment. The frame with pierced decoration is in 18K yellow gold. Size : 7 1/4 Gross weigh...

hinged and opens to reveal a "poison" compartment Inside of cover is inscribed 'Dad' Completed by

Original antique World War One health and safety propaganda poster - Protect yourself from poison

hero stands astride a lion’s pelt with his club astrewn on the ground, while the poisoned tunic is

19th Century mahogany apothecry cabinet with secret poisons compartment, circa 1840

19th Century mahogany apothercry cabinet with secret poisons compartment circa 1840

, Datura, Digitalis and Poppy from 'Phytography médicale, histoire des substances héroiques et des poisons

Arts & Crafts Embroidery ‘Queen Eleanor Gives The Poisoned Cup To Fair Rosamond’ Silk on

A pair of English poison-green opaline glass oil lamps with vase shaped center having egg and dart

A delicate watercolour study depicting the story of Queen Eleanor sucking poison from King Edward's

Bezoars had value because they were believed to have the power of a universal antidote against any poison

After Alexander Cabanel French, 1823-1889 Cleopatra testing poison on prisoners A monumental

Poison mortar. Bronze. Century XVI. Mortar made of bronze with a circular base, mouth exvased

believed to have the power of a universal antidote against any poison. Tradition held that a drinking glass

the power of a universal antidote against any poison. Tradition held that a drinking glass which

addict holding a needle with a jar of morphine labelled 'poison' and a bottle of alcohol (Canadian whisky

believed to have the power of a universal antidote against any poison. Tradition held that a drinking glass

will give you some poison to drink and, if it does not harm you, it means that your god is the true God

with a secret compartment at the back of the cabinet usually used for storing various poisons, circa

modern worlds as potent antidotal substances. The term derives from the Persian pād-zahr (‘counter-poison

powers such as neutralizing poison and curing melancholia, Vikings and other northern traders were able

powers such as neutralising poison and curing melancholia, Vikings and other northern traders were able

subject is based on the popular belief that when Cleopatra committed suicide by poisoning, it is that she

of rings is also known as poison rings. The shoulders are finely chased with stylized flowers and

, found most often on gnostic gems and amulets for protection against poison and disease. It is a

la Mort). His works include: Nero Poisoning the Slaves; Duke of Guise; Reservists' Wash-bowl (1880

Though it seems unlikely that poison ivy could yield such beauty, traditional Chinese lacquer has

and were used in cups such as this to detect and deter poison. A revival of interest in the coconut

period to die - possibly poisoned - during the reign of Caligula, her grandson. It is she who, in 29

that can be opened only from the inside, containing poisons and opiates products. Very good condition

, representing the fabrication of Triaca, the "miraculous antidote against each poisons", is by Giuseppe Vasi