Aged and heavy brass mortar with tapering form and flared top and shaped pestle. Likely originating from a 19th century apothecary or pharmacy / chemist's store.
Left unpolished to retain patina but could be cleaned to bring back to use as a spice grinder.
Etched to the base with the name: James Goode.
The mortar is approximately 8.5cm tall and 11cm in diameter across the top. The pestle is approximately 15cm long.
Aged antique condition with numerous marks, dings, scuffs and scratches. Some warping to the base as photographed.
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