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ReQuip mug

Made:
1996
maker:
SmithKline Beecham Germany

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ReQuip mug, with handle which allows people with shaking hands (tremors) to drink without spilling, used by people with Parkinson's disease, specialised hospitals and nursing homes, developed by DMFG and SmithKline Beecham Germany, designers and manufactured by Meissen, 1996.

Details

Category:
Orthopaedics
Object Number:
1999-682
type:
mug
credit:
SmithKline Beecham Plc

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