Two dental elevators

Made:: 1770-1820 in Paris

maker:: Charrière and Lüer

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Two dental elevators
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Two dental elevators, in oval velvet lined tooled leather covered case, French, 1770-1820, one Lechuse-type, steel with ebony handle, by Charriere, 1810-1840, the other a pied de biche, with mother of pearl handle, by Luer, 1810-1840, Paris

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Category:: Dentistry

Collection:: Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection

Object Number:: A121625

Materials:: case, leather, lining, velvet, instruments, steel, handles, ebony and handles, mother-of-pearl

type:: dental descaler sets

credit:: Hamonic Collection

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