Robert Best Ede's chemistry set, England, 1840-1900

Robert Best Ede's chemistry set, England, 1840-1900

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R.B. Ede's portable laboratory, comrpised of a large mahogany box containing a removable drawer of chemical samples, glass and ceramic impliments, and a back row of glass bottles. 105 mm x 296 mm x 237 mm, 4.37kg. The back row of glass bottles with glass stoppers are mostly unlabeled, while the circular card boxes of chemical samples are well labeled. Materials included in these boxes include lead acetate, copper sulphate, antimony, arsenic, borax, red lead, sulphur, potassium chlorate, calmoel, cinnabar and bismuth. Made by R.B. Ede, English, 1840-1900.

Ede's portable chemical laboratory with 14 labelled bottles and 46 labelled boxes of samples, by R.B. Ede, English, 1840-1900

Details

Category:
Laboratory Medicine
Collection:
Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection
Object Number:
A600019
Materials:
mahogany, card, glass, brass and ceramic
Measurements:
overall: 105 mm x 296 mm x 237 mm, 4.37kg
type:
chemistry set and samples
credit:
Wellcome Trust