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Crucible, piece missing, fused substance within

1790-1819

Small crucible, large broken piece missing

1790-1819

Crucible, broken, with three fragments present

1790-1819

Small crucible, bottom missing

1790-1819

Crucible, traces of fused substance within

1790-1819

Crucible, cracked, some fused white substance present

1790-1819

Small crucible

1790-1819

Serex crucible R.A.84

Serex crucible R.A.84

Clay crucible

Crucible for melting bronze

Metal crucible, possibly made in Persia

2 Gooch crucibles

Crucible and lid

1968

Copy of mediaeval alchemist's pot or crucible

1910-1940

Porcelain crucible

1907-1912

Porcelain crucible

1907-1912

Glass crucible

1907-1912

Sintered glass crucible, 1968

1968

Clay crucible for crucible steel-making

Crucible, porcelain, by Morgan

1901-1930

Spectrosil Crucible, in fused silica, 1968

1968

Serex crucible R.A. 84

Serex crucible R.A. 84

Serex crucible R.A. 84

Ceramic Crucible

Gooch type (filter) Crucible

Gooch type (filter) Crucible

Battersea round crucible

Battersea Colorado crucible

Battersea Juleff crucible

Plumbago crucible for melting steel

Serex crucible R.A. 84, 5202

Serex crucible R.A. 84

Silica crucible c.1900.

Silica crucible

circa 1900

Silica crucible c.1900.

Silica crucible

circa 1900

Crucible, and steel ingot from Ceylon, c. 1900

Crucible, and steel ingot from Ceylon, c. 1900

1900

Two crucibles, Royal Worcester Porcelain sizes 1B and 2B, and one lid of a different size (OB?)

Two crucibles

Five 20ml microwave crucibles made of compound quartz fibres, 1994

Five 20ml microwave crucibles made of compound quartz fibres

1994

Crucible and bottle containing crystals of rubies associated with Verneuil

Crucible and bottle containing crystals of rubies associated with Verneuil

Crucible N.2805

Crucible N.2805

Platinum crucible with lid

Platinum crucible with lid

Porcelain crucible and lid (size with lid fitted): W: 40mm x H: 25mm, British, 1907-1912. From the garden shed chemical laboratory contents belonging to Ronald G. W. Norrish, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, 1912.

Porcelain crucible and lid

1907-1912

Ceramic crucible

Ceramic crucible

Crucibles used in the manufacture of superconducting crystals, presented by the Department of Physics at Oxford University, 1996

Crucibles used in the manufacture of superconducting crystals

Platinum crucible

Platinum crucible

Two small crucibles one labelled "Pt & Pb"

Two small crucibles one labelled "Pt & Pb"

Three pieces of crucible from Bagot's Park glass furnace site, early 16th century

Three pieces of crucible from Bagot's Park glass furnace site

1500-1550

Five ceramic crucibles.

Five ceramic crucibles.

Fifteen ceramic crucibles and two ceramic jars

Fifteen ceramic crucibles and two ceramic jars

Serex crucible R.A. 84, 7731

Serex crucible R.A. 84