Victorian cobalt blue hexagonal 'Not To Be Taken' Poison Bottle c1890's g Steele recorded a string of

Steele recorded a string of hit singles including "Rock with the Caveman" (1956) and the chart-topper "Singing the Blues" (1957)

The flint needs replacing

The fork is in reasonable condition with a few scratches with crudely carved areas inline with its Folk Art roots

there are a couple of teeth missing which again is probably real to life

Hanuman is also invoked in fights against sorcery and protective amulets depicting him are extremely popular among his devotees

Victorian cobalt blue hexagonal 'Not To Be Taken' Poison Bottle c1890's g Steele recorded a string ofVictorian cobalt blue hexagonal 'Not To Be Taken' Poison Bottle c1890's At 13cm tall this is an excellent example of this design 'Not To Be Taken' poison bottle a slightly nicer paler colour than usual Some light scuff scratches to this one, some 19th century grime and along with some lovely bubbles trapped in manufacture 120 years ago IMPORTANT We would like to add that whilst we always try to get to a sale price that we feel is not only fair but