Allopathic house pharmacy by Dr. Scheitz. Meerane/Saxony, around 1890, Dr. E. Scheitz, Löwen-Apotheke in Meerane, title and table of contents loose in the lid, 8-page printed instructions for use, large lockable wooden box in walnut veneer, the edges set off in black, the contents with various containers (tin cans, glass bottles and cardboard boxes) for approx. 40 medicines, not quite complete, individual glass bottles added later, printed paper labels with inscriptions, lock with key, carrying handle on lid, signs of age. Dimensions: approx. 45 x 25 x 20 cm. A Dr. Scheitz Apothecary chest. Meerane/Saxonia c. 1890, signed "Dr. E. Scheitz, Löwen-Apotheke in Meerane", wooden case with brass handle, glass jars and tin container for c. 40 ingredients, printed paper labels, lock with key. Signs of age. Dimensions box c. 45 x 25 x 20 cm. VAT: #

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