Vintage Chemist's Dispensing Cabinet, English, Walnut, Apothecary Set, C.1950

This is an antique gentleman's side cabinet. An English, mahogany club lounge stand, dating to the Edwardian period, circa 1910. Well appointed and attractive stand, ideal for relax...

This is an antique desktop stationery box. An English, oak correspondence case in Arts & Crafts taste, dating to the late Victorian period, circa 1890. Striking Victorian craftsmans...

This is an antique campaign apothecary box. An English, flame mahogany chemist's case, dating to the Georgian period, circa 1780. A superb and evocative example of 18th century porta...

This is a rare and unusual antique Victorian apothecary chest, offering superb storage and period character, circa 1880. This 16-drawer chemist’s shop cabinet showcases fine craftsmanship, with original fascia labels and elegant mahogany tones. Classic apothecary cabinet, ideal for collectors, interior designers, or Victorian storage solutions Rich mahogany and Victorian pine construction, displaying warm hues and fine grain interest Fascinating original bronze fascia labels, featuring a mix of numbered and Latin abbreviations 16 drawers, each dressed with turned wooden pulls for effortless access Lower drop-front storage hutch, complete with a small pull handle Versatile size, perfect for home offices, retail spaces, or stylish kitchen organisation This is a handsome antique chemist’s cabinet...

English travelling apothecary made of mahogany Sipo mahogany (Entandrophragma utile) and brass with a rectangular base, a front drawer, an opening to...

Rare complete antique English London-made apothecary case, circa 1880. Rosewood with Brass Mounts.

Antique early 20th Century French scumbled pine pharmacist cabinet. Featuring glass-fronted, mirror-backed cupboards above dropdown compartments, ideal for displaying curiosities. Be...

A 19th century English medicine chest by Clay and Abraham, Liverpool A small antique mahogany medicine cabinet with brass handle dating from the early 19th century, which opens through the double doors to reveal an arrangement of bottles, with labels and contents, multiple drawers including weighing instruments and weights, mortar and pestle. A trade label on the bottles for Clay, Abraham Chemists, Liverpool. Their Shop on Bold Street The interior of the medicine chest has 14 compartments with antique glass bottles with stopper...