Antique wooden pill cutter from the period around 1900 used by the pharmacist to make pills. Made by London's Lynch&co., rolls of mixed medicine were placed on the copper ledges, and by pushing and moving the part with the handles on it, a lot of pills were cut in one go.

*Dimensions:
*Lower part 11.5 cm x 30 cm long *Apartment with the handles: 36 cm from handle to handle, 6 cm wide

With this wool carder, also called wool comb, the fibers of the wool were unraveled so that a thread could be spun.

*Dimensions:
*7.5x4.5x4.5

Beautiful antique cardboard candy box with lace and an image of a lady with a large hat and a beautiful blue dress. The inside of the box has a beautiful lace edge

*Dimensions:
*15x12.5x4.5

Unused white with blue antique cardboard packaging box in which medication was given for back and kidney pain. The boxes are American-made from Detroit.

*Dimensions:
*5.5x 5.5x 3

**Price per piece**
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This antique copper standard, also called a powder folder, was used to neatly fold the papers that were around the medication.

*Dimensions:
*10.5x 6(closed)

Beautiful, sleek crystal jar with silver lid, marked London 1918. The jar was once part of a set with various jars with all kinds of care products for the lady of the house.

*Dimensions:
*7.5x9x5