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Medicine chest with a few contents, including various preparations, medicine glass and mortar and pestle, belonged to Jenner, c. 1780
Empty glass bottle stored inside a medicine chest that once belonged to Edward Jenner, c. 1780. Roughly rectangular in shape, and made from transparent, colourless glass, with round neck. Sealed with brass screw cap.
Glass bottle one third full of unidentified white powder. Body of the bottle roughly oblong in shape, and made from transparent and colourless glass. Sealed with metal screw cap. Stored within the top compartment of a medicine chest that belonged to Edward Jenner, c. 1780
Glass bottle half full of unidentified dark liquid. Body of the bottle rounded, and made from translucent green glass. Sealed with a glass stopper. Stored within the bottom compartment of a medicine chest that belonged to Edward Jenner, c. 1780
Empty glass bottle with pewter screw top. Body of the bottle roughly oblong in shape and made of trasparent and colourless glass. Stored within the bottom compartment of a medicine chest that belonged to Edward Jenner, c. 1780
Glass bottle labelled to contain cinchona and mistletoe. Made of opaque black glass and roughly oblong in shape. Sealed with black stopper or cap. Stored within the bottom compartment of a medicine chest that belonged to Edward Jenner, c. 1780
Empty glass bottle. Made of transparent and colourless glass, and roughly oblong in shape. Sealed with a pewter cap. Stored within the bottom compartment of a medicine chest that belonged to Edward Jenner, c. 1780
Tall glass bottle with pewter lid for Sydenham's Laudanum (opium tincture), with trace contents remaining. 90 mm x 30 mm x 30 mm, 62g. Unknown maker, English, c. 1780.
Glass bottle labelled to contain macis, and with an orange-brown residue inside the base of the bottle. Made of transparent and colourless glass, and roughly oblong in shape. Sealed with a pewter cap. Stored within the bottom compartment of a medicine chest that belonged to Edward Jenner, c. 1780
Empty glass bottle. Made of transparent and colourless glass, and roughly oblong in shape. Sealed with a pewter cap. Stored within the bottom compartment of a medicine chest that belonged to Edward Jenner, c. 1780
Unidentified white substance, found within a drawer of a medicine chest that belonged to Dr. Edward Jenner, c. 1780
Empty glass bottle stored inside a medicine chest that once belonged to Edward Jenner, c. 1780. Roughly rectangular in shape, and made from transparent, colourless glass, with round neck. Sealed with brass screw cap.
Medicine chest with a few contents, including various preparations, medicine glass and mortar and pestle, belonged to Jenner, c. 1780. Wooden medicine chest with hinged door at the front of the chest, opening to reveal seven drawers and a shelf, and a hinged lid at the top, opening to reveal a compartment with four square recesses or depressions to contain medicine bottles.
