Vomiting pans

Made:
1890-1910 in Glasgow
maker:
Andrew Brown

Vomiting pans, from the Lister Ward, Glasgow Royal Infirmary, c.1900

Details

Category:
Nursing & Hospital Furnishings
Object Number:
1980-265
Materials:
tin
Measurements:
width 110 mm
length 156 mm
height 90 mm
type:
vomit pans
credit:
Hunterian Museum

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