Painted wooden face mask, polychrome, representing young man with moustache wearing fez, said to cure kalaazar fever, Sinhalese, Sri Lanka, 1771-1860 Painted polychrome mask 1771-1860
Horn stem with two sections of antler horn and flexible wire and cloth section for meerschaum tobacco pipe 1831-1880
White glazed porcelain tobacco pipe, handpainted clover like pattern on bowl, horn reservoir, wooden stem with flexible horn and cloth section, horn mouthpiece, Dutch, 1780-1840 White glazed porcelain tobacco pipe 1780-1840
Hookah tobacco pipe, enamelled metal base, glazed porcelain water reservoir, silver bowl with clay or lime lining with brass lid, flexible spring tube mouthpiece partly felt covered near end with ivory mount, amber mouthpiece missing, with tweezers attached, Turkish or Persian, 1880-1930 Hookah tobacco pipe (Turkish or Persian) 1880-1930
Bracelet composed of human teeth(?), threaded through wire, falling apart, Iceland, 1880-1920 Bracelet composed of human teeth(?), threaded thro 1880-1920
Landau-type child's perambulator, fitted with wire wheels, with one original wooden wheel, 1876. (Three replica wooden wheels added in workshop June 1934. Landau-Type Child's Perambulator 1876
Terminal plate, gutta percha(?), rectangular with five brass terminal joints in one line down middle of plate, Riviere apparatus, European, 1880-1930 Terminal plate 1880-1930
1/4-repeater, cylinder, going barrel, by Ls. Lacroix, Turin, in gold case, silver dial, wire gong (1 Janvier 1833 on case), no.8044 (in case) 1/4-repeater, cylinder, going barrel 1833
Horn tobacco pipe, stem and reservoir for porcelain pipe, tubular stem with wire and cloth tube at top. Y-shaped stem, possibly German, circa 1850-1910. Horn tobacco pipe 1850-1910
Repeater, cylinder, going barrel, by Breguet, no.357, Parachute and curb compensator, wire gong, in gold case, silver dial (out of order) with small gold(?) chain Repeater, cylinder, going barrel, in gold case, with cylinder dial circa 1800
White porcelain tobacco pipe, horn reservoir, cherrywood stem with horn section and mouthpiece, bowl has transfer print of dapple grey horse and hinged metal cover, possibly Dutch, 1851-1910 White porcelain tobacco pipe 1851-1910
Driver's Tea Can, white enamel with side handle and swing-wire overhead handle. Lid is inverted cup with side handle. Driver's tea can
Frontal bone, used by Dr. Wilson Parry to demonstrate trephining by primitive method, trephined entirely by hafted shark's tooth, provenance unknown, 1801-1913 Frontal bone 1801-1913