Collection of fourteen glass models of crystal shapes, built from plain pieces of glass, held together by passe-partout. Many of the models have fallen apart into their separate pieces of glass.
Part of a collection of models used to teach Crystallography at King's College London in the nineteenth century.
Glass and pass-partout crystal shape model, 1 of 14, of cube inside octahedron, unsigned, British, 1812-181
Part of a collection of models used to teach Crystallography at King's College London in the nineteenth century.
Glass and pass-partout crystal shape model, 2 of 14, of octohedron inside prism, unsigned, British, 1812-1813
Part of a collection of models used to teach Crystallography at King's College London in the nineteenth century.
Glass and pass-partout crystal shape model, 3 of 14, of 6-sided prism inside triangular dodecahedron, labelled ‘vitreous copper’, unsigned, British, 1812-1813
Part of a collection of models used to teach Crystallography at King's College London in the nineteenth century.
Glass and pass-partout crystal shape model, 4 of 14, of unidentified crystal, unsigned, British, 1812-1813
Part of a collection of models used to teach Crystallography at King's College London in the nineteenth century.
Glass and passe-partout crystal shape model of staurolite, rhombic prism.
Part of a collection of models used to teach Crystallography at King's College London in the nineteenth century.
Glass and passe-partout crystal shape model, rhombic dodecahedron.
Part of a collection of models used to teach Crystallography at King's College London in the nineteenth century.
Glass and passe-partout crystal shape model of carbonate of lime, obtuse rhomboid.
Part of a collection of models used to teach Crystallography at King's College London in the nineteenth century.
Glass and passe-partout crystal shape model, rhombic dodecahedron.
Part of a collection of models used to teach Crystallography at King's College London in the nineteenth century.
Glass and passe-partout crystal shape model, six-sided prism.
Part of a collection of models used to teach Crystallography at King's College London in the nineteenth century.
Glass and passe-partout crystal shape model.
Part of a collection of models used to teach Crystallography at King's College London in the nineteenth century.
Glass and passe-partout crystal shape model, octahedron.
Part of a collection of models used to teach Crystallography at King's College London in the nineteenth century.
Box, labelled ‘Models of crystals.’
Part of a collection of models used to teach Crystallography at King's College London in the nineteenth century.
Glass and passe-partout crystal structure model, octahedron inside cube. One of fourteen glass models of crystal shapes.
Part of a collection of models used to teach Crystallography at King's College London in the nineteenth century.
Glass and passe-partout crystal structure model of carbonate of lime, rhomboid inside acute pyramidal dodecahedron. One of fourteen glass models of crystal shapes.
Part of a collection of models used to teach Crystallography at King's College London in the nineteenth century.
Glass and passe-partout crystal structure model of quartz, obtuse rhomboid. One of fourteen glass models of crystal shapes.
Part of a collection of models used to teach Crystallography at King's College London in the nineteenth century.
Glass and passe-partout crystal structure model, cube inside pentagonal dodecahedron. One of fourteen glass models of crystal shapes.
Part of a collection of models used to teach Crystallography at King's College London in the nineteenth century.
Glass and passe-partout crystal structure model, Macled octahedron. One of fourteen glass models of crystal shapes.
Part of a collection of models used to teach Crystallography at King's College London in the nineteenth century.
Glass and passe-partout crystal structure model of fluor spar, octahedron inside acute rhomboid. One of fourteen glass models of crystal shapes.
Part of a collection of models used to teach Crystallography at King's College London in the nineteenth century.
Glass and passe-partout crystal structure model, prism. One of fourteen glass models of crystal shapes.
Part of a collection of models used to teach Crystallography at King's College London in the nineteenth century.
