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A pair of antique miniature powder boxes for the dressing table with silver lids, made by Boots Pure Drug Company, Birmingham, 1912. Cleats of a pure pharmaceutical company
Boots was founded in Nottingham, England, by John Booth, who opened his first store in 1849. The company was transformed into a national chain by his son Jesse in the 1870s, and for the first time they became official pharmacists-distributors of prescription drugs. Now Boots has almost one thousand five hundred stores, including several foreign ones. In total, the Alliance Boots group has about 3,000 stores.
The jars have a height of approximately 4 cm (1.57 inches) and a maximum width of 4.5 cm (1.77 inches). The jars have a convex shape with transparent glass and a star-shaped base. Jars without chips and cracks. Silver caps have small dents (see photos and videos)