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Early English 19th century solid bell metal brass apothecary mortar pestle c1800
Early English 19th century solid bell metal brass apothecary mortar pestle c1800
Early English 19th century solid bell metal brass apothecary mortar pestle c1800
Early English 19th century solid bell metal brass apothecary mortar pestle c1800
Early English 19th century solid bell metal brass apothecary mortar pestle c1800
Early English 19th century solid bell metal brass apothecary mortar pestle c1800
Early English 19th century solid bell metal brass apothecary mortar pestle c1800
Early English 19th century solid bell metal brass apothecary mortar pestle c1800
Early English 19th century solid bell metal brass apothecary mortar pestle c1800
Early English 19th century solid bell metal brass apothecary mortar pestle c1800

Early English 19th century solid bell metal brass apothecary mortar pestle c1800

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    Early English 19th century solid bell metal brass apothecary mortar and pestle c1820.
    Early English 19th century solid bell metal brass apothecary mortar and pestle c1820. This solid brass mortar rings like a church bell. Made by hand turning on a metal lathe. There are numerous later examples of this type of mortar and pestle, but none have the ring tone of this one. The piece has a lovely rich old patina. Original and in very good condition. Some very minor use marks here and there. The mortar measures 6" tall and 6 1/2" in diameter at its top and 4.25 at its bottom. The matching pestle measures 11.5" in length.
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