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Bath, with tray to be heated in it

1601-1900

Steel scissors

1601-1700

Mahogany medicine chest with 20 glass bottles

1850-1900

Almost empty mahogany medicine chest

1801-1900

Steel scissors

1801-1900

Medicine chest

1801-1900

Mahogany and walnut medicine cabinet with 7 drawers

1701-1800

Copper Retort, 1601-1900

1601-1900

Walnut medicine chest, 1800-1880

1800-1880

Variable length humerous splint for child

1840-1900

Pair of obstetrical forceps

1890-1935

Rectangular mahogany medicine chest

1801-1900

Medicine chest

1851-1900

Long spice cabinet with 9 drawers

1601-1800

Wooden medicine chest, empty, European, 1750-1850

1750-1850

Mahogany medicine chest containing 8 glass bottles

Laryngoscopic set

1866-1920

Lantern for testing colour vision (Edridge-Green) by Lawrence and Mayo

1911-1920

Medicine chest

1801-1850
Drawer unit of 24 drawers, containing miscellaneous microscope parts

Drawer unit of 24 drawers, containing miscellaneous microscope parts

Medicine chest, mahogany, extensive contents include drugs from ten suppliers, four lancets, scales with glass pans, first half 19th century, much of the contents label

Laudanum bottles, c 19th century.

1801-1850
Medicine chest, Dalmahoy style, by Stock, contains only 2 glass bottles, both labelled, one for moustache wax, French, c1800

Medicine chest

1750-1830
Wooden writing desk, from a pharmacy, English, 19th century

Wooden writing desk

1801-1900
Rectangular polished oak medicine chest, with 30 glass bottles, 4 labelled, 2 measuring cylinders, balance but no weights, glass pestle and mortar, 3 ceramic jars, knife, phials, plaster and gauze, English, mid 19th century

Rectangular polished oak medicine chest

1830-1870
Electrotherapy couch, used by patients undergoing auto-conduction therapy for nervous or metabolic conditions; has two metal handles (with signs of use) on chair arms, and metal plate beneath upper cushion; handles and plate would have been attached to high-frequency D'Arsonval apparatus; supplied by the Medical Supply Association to Dr. Alexander Bruce, 1904

Electrotherapy Couch

1904
Alembic, conical, copper, C18 or C19

Alembic, conical, copper, C18 or C19

1701-1900
Two marble slabs for adhesion, with brass ring handles

Two marble slabs for adhesion

1700-1799
Medicine chest, book-style opening, excellent contents including labelled bottles and drawers, c.1815

Medicine chest

1810-1825
Medicine chest, mahogany, 22 glass bottles, 20 labelled, 15 from T.C. Lester of Hull, 4 drawers of drugs, 4 boxes of drugs, 1 loose label, 7 glass fluid measures, 1 pottery fluid measure, 1 card pill box, 1 pottery pestle, 1 pottery pill tile, scales, plaster spreader, knife and catgut tube, c1840

Medicine chest

1820-1850
Chair commode, Europe, 1700-1850

Chair commode, Europe, 1700-1850

1700-1850
Spice cabinet, oak, English, 1750-1850

Spice cabinet

1750-1850
Desk, made for use with microscope and accessories, once the property of a Dr. Cordley of Bradford, English

Desk, made for use with microscope and accessories

1880-1940
Sixteen drawer cabinet, mahogany, English, 1870-1910

Sixteen drawer cabinet

1870-1930
Medicine chest, used to contain liquer and cordials, containing 12 unlabelled empty glass bottles, English(?), 1770-1870

Medicine chest, 1770-1870

1770-1870
Gas holder, zinc, Europe, c.1900

Anaesthetic gas holder

1890-1920
Medicine chest, mahogany exterior, with 33 glass bottles (mostly empty), 5 labelled, 5 dispensing pots, Wedgwood mortar and pestle, tin of antikamnia tablets, probe and pill tile, made by Arnold, Smithfield, London, the Antikamnia Chemical Co., S. Maw, Son & Thompson of 7-12 Aldersgate, London and the Wedgwood Co., also traders or makers at 46 Holborn Viaduct, London, England, c. 1880.

Medicine chest

1860-1900