Bottle, unlabelled, contains flaky material, with cap and stopper

Glass bottle with glass stopper for Paregoric Elixir with trace contents remaining. 118 mm x 40 mm x 28 mm, 140g. By Dinneford and Ealing, English, 1830-1850.

Bottle of hartshorn spirit, three quarters full colourless liquid, with stopper

Bottle of ipecacuanha powder, full yellow powder, with stopper

Bottle of lemon acid crystals, full colourless crystals, leather cap

Bottle of sweet spirit of nitre, quarter full colourless spirit, leather cap

Bottle of benzoin tincture, full brown liquid, leather cap

Bottle of bark tincture, quarter full brown liquid, with stopper

Bottle of soap liniment, half full amber liquid, with stopper

Bottle of soda carbonate, small amount white powder, with stopper

Bottle of lavender spirit, half full dark red liquid with cap

Bottle of senna tincture, full brown liquid, with cap

Bottle of dried epsom salt, three quarters full white powder

Bottle of rhubarb powder, solidified block of brown powder present, with cap

Bottle of calcined magnesia, half full white powder, with cap

Bottle of castor oil, small amount of yellow liquid, with cap

Medicine chest, mahogany case, velvet lining (without contents see other parts), English, early 19th century

Bottle of lead extract, broken, small amount white powder present, with stopper

Bottle of emetic tartar, full white powder, with cap

Bottle of camphor acetic acid, small amount brown liquid present, with stopper

Bottle of peppermint essence, small amount brown liquid present, with stopper

Bottle of prepared calomel, full white powder, with stopper

Small clear glass, rectangle based bottle with glass stopper and paper label. To contain Laudanum, or Tincture of Opium. Believed to have possibly been from a small medicine chest. Contents mostly gone, remaining dry and congealed.

Metal box, nearly full whitish wax, label torn

Metal box, block of brown substance present, unlabelled

Jar of calomel pills, small amount brown powder present, with cap

Bottle of aperient pills, about a dozen brown tablets present, with cap

Small glass jar with foot and tin lid of round black Squill pills, half-full. 49 mm x 32 mm diameter, 43 g. Unknown maker, English, early 19th century.

Measuring cylinder, glass

Pestle, glass

Mortar, glass

Lint dressing

Burndressing, wax surface disrupted

Envelope for sticking plaster

Handheld scales

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2 scruple weight

1/2 scrupe weight

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