Amulet to ward against the evil eye
1901-1911
Pestle, from Genoese medicine chest
1562-1566
Mariner's compass in gimbals on stand with 3 inch single bar magnet compass card
1870-1875
Pestle and mortar of agate
Heart-shaped amuletic locket
1801-1900
Gold filigree pomander
1601-1700
Finger ring, carved as a face
Propelling pencil, in memory of Benjamin Ridge
1832
Amuletic pendant
1801-1900
Silver gilt perfume bottle
Babylonian "duck" weight
circa 2000 BCE
Amulet
Amuletic pendant
1850-1920
Seal, engraved skull inscribed "Alas poor Yorick"
Agate and silver box
Double ended agate cement spatula
1930-1940
Head for dental burnisher
1760-1800
Dental burnisher with agate head, France, 1780-1820
1780-1820
Ear pendant
Piece of polished agate
Perfume bottle
1801-1900
Silver bottle
Small octagonal agate mortar
1850-1950
Amuletic flat bead
1801-1900
Amuletic pendant
1801-1920
Agate seal with engraved figure of Aesculapius
Amuletic pendant consisting of polished agate
1801-1900
Fragment of an agate cameo
Amuletic pendant consisting of oval of flat polished banded agate mounted in twisted gold wire
1801-1900
Silver gilt etui case
French marble two-barrel mantel clock signed by Achille Brocot
1840-1878
Escapement mechanism for portable barograph, British, 1909-1914
1909-1914
Oertling No.3A analytical balance
1848-1882
Silver gilt etui case
Amuletic pendant
1871-1920
Pestle
1850-1930
Mortar
1850-1930
French Marble Mantel Clock with Calender Dial, by Brocot, 1840-1878
1840-1878
Circumcision knife
1701-1800
Marine movement
1780-1799
Plaster blank in paper packet
1790-1819
Pestle and mortar of agate
Seal, intaglio cut agate
1836-1847
Small grey agate mortar
1850-1930
Magnetic sundial in brass case
1801-1900
Pestle, for blowpipe analysis, from analytical chemist's cabinet, by Carl Osterland, Germany, 1850
1850
Mortar, for blowpipe analysis, from analytical chemist's cabinet, by Carl Osterland, Germany, 1850
1850
Pestle, for blowpipe analysis, from analytical chemist's cabinet, by Carl Osterland, Germany, 1850
1850
Kater's Invariable Pendulum by Thomas Jones, 1827
1827
Mortar, for blowpipe analysis, from analytical chemist's cabinet, by Carl Osterland, Germany, 1850
1850