Tinplate box, gold gilded
Tinplate box, gold gilded
Medicine chest, wooden, supplied by John Moore, Covent Garden, Chemist to the King, containing 19 glass bottles, 17 of which are labelled, 22 other loose labels, weighing equipment etc., c1820
Tinplate box, gold gilded
Balance, weighing scales, iron beam brass scales
1/2 scruple weight
Bottle of magnesium carbonate
Bottle of cream of tartar
Bottle of white powder
Bottle of bark (powdered)
Elixir of Vitriol (label)
Goulard's extract (label)
Quinine sulphate (label)
Antimonial powder (label)
Powder jalap (label)
emetic tartar (label)
Sodium carbonate (label)
Citric Acid (label)
Castor Oil (label)
Tartaric acid (label)
Iron spatula, wooden handle
Splint, iron with cloth ties
Bottle of antimonial wine
Bottle of spirit of hartshorn ammonium hydroxide
Bottle of spirit of lavender
Glass bottle with glass stopper for paregoric elixir, with traces remaining. 89 mm x 36 mm x 25mm, 99g. Supplied by John Moore, Covent Garden, c. 1820.
Bottle of James powder
Bottle of calomel
Bottle of tartar emetic
Rectangular glass bottle with cork stopper and paper covering full of Dover's Powder (opium and ipecac). 70 mm x 24 mm x 15 mm, 37g. Dispensed by John Moore, London, c.1820.
Bottle of ipecacuanha powder
Drawer of Turkey rhubarb powder
Drawer of jalap powder
Confection glasses (4)
Spoon, silver plated
Spoon, silver plated
Bottle of sweet spirits of nitre
Bottle of rectified spirit of wine
Bottle of opodeldoc
Bottle of tincture of rhubarb
Bottle of tincture of bark
Bottle of brown liquid (unknown)