Laboratory glassware, cones with stems

Made:
1934-2000 in Stone
maker:
Quickfit and Quartz Limited

Laboratory glassware, cone with stem and reduced shank, made by Quickfit and Quartz Ltd., Stone, Staffordshire, England, 1934-2000. One of the cones has the double Q trademark and cone size "B14/23" on the side. The two cones appear not to be the same size.

Details

Category:
Experimental Chemistry
Object Number:
2025-1827
Materials:
glass
type:
laboratory glassware

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