An Attractive Pair of Early 20thC Boots Chemist Advertising Glass Bath Crystals Jars & Covers sub-Antiques allowing each photograph to tell

allowing each photograph to tell its own story

Most likely a private commission

The devotion to the symbol of the cross as a pious act and a metaphor for penance has played in the lives of those with a religious vocation for centuries

Of tapering form

It gained popularity in Scotland in the seventeenth century when it became known as a Luckenbooth

An Attractive Pair of Early 20thC Boots Chemist Advertising Glass Bath Crystals Jars & Covers sub-Antiques allowing each photograph to tellOrigin: English Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1915 30 Base Diameter: 3. 5 inches Height: 12 inches The art nouveau inspired lucid green glass near pair of jars of tapered and fluted form decorated in gilt relief with peacocks and flowering scrolls having the original screw top covers, and one with paper label, survive from the first quarter of the twentieth century. The condition of the jars are fairly sound considering