A rare late 19th century boxwood pill rounder by the respected makers Ayrton & Saunders. This finely crafted treen piece was traditionally used by apothecaries to shape and finish pills, showcasing both practical function and skilled craftsmanship.
Made from solid boxwood with a smooth tactile finish, it displays a warm aged patina consistent with its age. The piece has a pleasing form and would make an excellent addition to any collection of treen, medical antiques or apothecary items.
Condition is good for its age with signs of wear from use, adding to its authenticity and character. Please refer to the photographs for a clear representation of condition.
A scarce and highly collectible example of late 19th century medical treen, ideal for collectors, display or curiosity cabinets.
