Image
Category
Collection
On Display
Object type
Maker
Place of origin
Date

Packet of 10 'Gold Flake' Cigarettes

1920-1950

'Build a Better Burger' Game

1984-1986

Contraceptive Sponge

1920-1960

Votive uterus

200 BCE - 200 CE

Radiation dose calculator

1955-1975

Wooden Acupuncture Model

1681

Cash sword of coins for protecting new born baby from harmful spirits

1701-1800

Packet of Craven 'A' cigarettes by Carreras Ltd

1920-1950

'Merman'

1801-1900

Packet of 20 'Three Castles' cigarettes

1920-1950

Pocket-sized obstetrical forceps

1864-1900

Baby carrier with model baby

1880-1920

Wooden figure used as container for nkisi force

1890-1910

Votive male head

250-100 BCE

Earthenware jug

1601-1700

Nasal speculum

1850-1899

Model of adenovirus

1974-1976

Posset pot with lid

1701-1800

Stone amulet contained within a leather purse

Unknown date

Mother and child statue

1880-1920

Falcon-headed canopic jar

2000-100

Pharmacy storage jar depicting St John the Baptist

1501-1600

Tin-glazed earthenware drug jar

1601-1800

Swan necked glass retort

1760-1870

Tin glazed earthenware albarello

1601-1630

Statue of St Cosmas, France, 1801-1900

1801-1900

Pair of obstetrical forceps

1831-1870

Gold amulet in the form of a cobra

2000-100 BCE

Rectal speculum

1870-1890

Tin-glazed earthenware drug jar

1601-1800

Leber-pattern dental forceps

1770-1800

Tin-glazed earthenware drug jar

1601-1800

Infant's medicine spoon

Medicine measure or spoon

1700-1900

Pill tile, England, 1617-1700

1617-1700

Small votive organ of unknown type

200BCE-200CE

Earthenware pill tile

1671-1730

Earthenware storage jar

Pair of obstetrical forceps

Ceramic pot lid for cherry tooth paste

1870-1910

Metal hand clutching a sprig of rue

1800-1850

Dental pelican

1601-1760

Amulet in form of double-headed alligator

1880-1920

Pregnancy testing kit

1980

Medicine spoon

1860-1930

Bronchitis amulet

1914

Double-ended spoon

Pill tile with four short legs

1701-1800

Full upper denture

1780-1860

Large animal tooth carried to cure toothache

1901-1911