Medicine chest, mahogany, extensive contents include drugs from ten suppliers, four lancets, scales with glass pans, first half 19th century, much of the contents label
Glass bottle with glass stopper of Laudanum (opium tincture) with traces remaining. 102 mm x 42 mm x 31 mm, 118g. Printed labels on front and back of the bottle read, 'LAUDANUM- POISON'. Unknown maker, 1801-1850.
Bottle of bicarbonate potash
Bottle of rhubarb powder
Bottle of spirit ofsal volatile, empty
Bottle of ginger powder
Bottle of tincture rhubarb
Bottle of jalap powder
Glass bottle with glass stopper for Paregoric elixir (camphorated tincture of opium) with traces remaining. Printed label reads, 'PAREGORIC ELIXIR/ Giles & Son, Pharmaceutical Chemists...'. Giles and Son, Clifton, England, 1801-1850.
Bottle of oil of carraway
Bottle of sulphate of quinine, empty
Bottle of chloric aether, empty
Bottle of ipecacuanha wine, empty
Bottle of grey powder
Bottle of ipecacuanha
Glass bottle with cork stopper and chamois covering half-full of Dover's Powder. 59 mm x 32 mm x 27 mm, 83. Unknown maker, probably English, 1801-1850.
Bottle of tincture of Henbane
Bottle of Goulard's extract
Bottle of essence of peppermint, empty
Bottle of calomel
Bottle of cinnamon oil
Box of camphor, empty
Iron and tinplate box
Bottle of essentail oil of almonds
Ointment pot of compound extract of colocynth.
Ointment pot of cordial confection
Ointment pot of blue pill
Glass mortar
Glass pestle
Materia medica (unknown)
Lancets (2)
Lancets (2) in case
Plaster spreader
Cork stopper
Weighing scales, iron beam and brass pans
Two drachum weights (2)
Two drachm weights
Half drachm weight
Two scruple weights (2)
Six grain weights (2)
Five grain weights (2)
Four grain weights (2)
Three grain weights (2)
Two grain weight
Four grain weight
Quarter ounce weight
Pill Tile
