Cupping set with syringe

Made:: 1860-1870 in London

maker:: S Maw & Son

Cupping set with syringe

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Cupping set, with syringe, 3 cups and automatic scarificator, but incomplete, by S. Maw and Son, London, 1860 to 1870

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Category:: Therapeutics

Collection:: Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection

Object Number:: A640498

Materials:: box, mahogany and box, velvet

type:: cupping set

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Parts

Automatic scarificator

Automatic scarificator

Automatic scarificator, with 12 of 13 lancets

Materials:: brass and steel

Object Number:: A640498 Pt1

type:: automatic scarificators

Syringe with stopcock

Syringe with stopcock

Syringe with stopcock, for use with 2 of the cupping glasses, by S. Maw and Son, 11 Aldersgate Street, Barbican, London, England, 1860-1870.

Materials:: brass

Object Number:: A640498 Pt2

type:: syringes

Cupping glasses

Cupping glasses

Cupping glasses, 2, one oval, with nozzel for syringe

Materials:: glass

Object Number:: A640498 Pt3

type:: cupping glass

Cupping glass

Cupping glass

Cupping glass, plain, to be heated and applied, broken

Materials:: glass

Object Number:: A640498 Pt4

type:: cupping glass