Antique ironstone Nature’s herbal ointment pot 60 address - antique pharmacy store pot

A scarce Victorian white ironstone ointment pot, decorated with a black underglaze advertising transfer for Nature's Herbal Ointment.

Developed by Dr Oliver Phelps Brown, an American who had a great interest in herbal medicine and established a proprietary medicine business in New Jersey, USA by 1850. He established a partnership with Frederick W Hale, another American citizen and in 1880 the trademark for Brown's Herbal Remedies was registered in the UK. During the mid 1890's, it is recorded that Dr. Brown travelled to London to establish a business outlet at the address of King Street, Covent Garden; the address that appears on many of his pots. In 1883 the business moved from King Street to Chandros Street, (still within Covent Garden), where the business continued to trade until 1902.

Dimensions:
3.8cm diameter
4.4cm tall

Condition:
Attractive glaze crazing, staining and wear, but no damage.

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