Bottle of camphorated alcohol
Glass bottle with stopper missing for 'Alcool camphre' (camphorated alcohol). 121 mm x 46 mm x 32 mm, 130 g. Prepared by Mapcotte Chemists, Paris, 1820-1900.
Medicine chest, French, winged front with 16 glass bottles 8 labelled, some dry drugs, large ivory spoon and other contents, French, c1800
Glass bottle with stopper missing for 'Alcool camphre' (camphorated alcohol). 121 mm x 46 mm x 32 mm, 130 g. Prepared by Mapcotte Chemists, Paris, 1820-1900.
Bottle of colourless liquid
Bottle of light brown liquid
Bottle of benzoin tincture
Bottle, empty
Bottle of alcoholic purgative
Bottle of white powder
Bottle, empty
Bottle of elixir de longue vie
Bottle of pale yellow liquid
Bottle of clear liquid
Bottle of dried leaves
Bottle of magnesium carbonate
Bottle of brown liquid
Rectangular based clear glass, half ribbed bottle with glass stopper and leather cover and paper label. Bottle containing approximately 2 ounces of laudanum otherwise known as tincture of opium (tinctura opii simplex). Label inscribed with the name 'Rousseau'.
Bottle of ethyl acetate, empty
Packets of emetic powder (67)
Packets of potassium nitrate (21)
Packets of emetic (mint) (6)
Packets of emetic (3)
Packet of gum (17)
Drawer of althaea & marshmallow
Drawer of tilia & lime flowers
Porcelain dish
Wooden medicine chest case, winged front, without content (see other parts for rest), French, c.1800