Mauve, by Unknown maker

Made:
1860-1950 in Europe
maker:
Unknown
Mauve, by Unknown maker

Creative Commons LicenseThis image is released under a CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 Licence

License this image for commercial use at Science and Society Picture Library

License

Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Mauve,, powder in glass bottle,, by Unknown maker, Europe. One of a collection of colour dyes in bottles from the Colour Museum in Bradford, West Yorkshire, c.1860s to 1950s.

Details

Category:
Industrial Chemistry
Object Number:
1986-1045/560
Materials:
dye and glass
Measurements:
128 x 57 mm
type:
dye
credit:
Colour Museum

Related Objects

Comprehensive exhibit on natural and synthetic dyestuffs. (Exhibit designed by Mr.M.H. Armengol). (Specimens of dyestuffs, material etc. presented by ICI Ltd., Dyestuffs Divn.). (Photos, transparencies, purchased from Photo Repro Co. Ltd.) (Model of Woad Mill purchased from Mr.G.T. Porter). Specimen of Murex brandaris presented by British Museum ( Natural History)

Natural and Synthetic Dyestuffs
Collection of objects and archives relating to Armstrong & Wynne's work with napthalene derivatives, compiled by William Palmer Wynne at the University Chemical Laboratory, Cambridge, c1935-1945.

Collection of objects and archives relating to Armstrong & Wynne's work with napthalene derivatives
Tin, once contained Robb Liniment. Made by Patterson Zochonis & Co. Ltd, 1970s.

Robb Liniment
Betjeman Decanter holder

Betjeman Decanter holder
Three dye books, ‘Drimarene – Z Reactive Dyestuffs for Prints on Cellulosic Fibres, No. 1396/59’, by Sandoz Limited, Switzerland, 1959

Drimarene – Z Reactive Dyestuffs for Prints on Cellulosic Fibres, Sandoz, 1959
Plug Flow Catalyst-Testing Reactor Assembly, including furnace, sensor lines (representative not complete), with engineering drawing

Plug Flow Catalyst-Testing Reactor Assembly