Truncheon, ebony, England, 1849
1849
Folding scissors
1801-1900
Table knife, with ivory handle, 1601-1701
Tumbler, horn, with silver strip around rim, 1742
1742
3 rubber stamps and ink pad
Handcuffs, steel
1918
Pewter teapot, with straight and turned wooden handle, 1701-1750
1701-1750
Spoon
1701-1800
Pewter tea-pot, used by Lord Nelson, inscribed: 'Battle of Trafalgar 1805'
Double stocks, for restraining heads and hands
1601-1800
Handcuffs, iron, 1601-1830
1601-1830
Memento mori ring remembering Augusta Bruce, Europe, 1701-1800
1701-1800
Penknife with three blades and a corkscrew, owned by William Marwood: executioner
1870-1880
Rectangular wooden board, for stamping out lozenges
1701-1800
Cat-o-nine Tails, United Kingdom, 1700-1850
1700-1850
Facial mask
1501-1800
Silver Regency tripod mustard pot
1811-1812
Tin-glazed earthenware dish depicting the execution of Louis Capet in 1793
1793-1850
Knife, fork and steel with horn handles, in leather sheath, 1551-1800
1551-1800
Spoon
1601-1800
Silver pill box engraved with a triangular pattern, Birmingham, England, 1801
1801
Iron handcuffs with key, 1800-1899
1801-1900
Spoon
1701-1800
Thumbscrew, France, 1601-1850
1601-1850
Silver pill box, Birmingham, England, 1797
1797
Protective Face Mask, United Kingdom, 1917-1918
1917-1918
Silk shawl belonging to Florence Nightingale, Europe, 1820-1910
1820-1910
Knife, in embossed case
1750-1850
Fountain pen, with original box, attributed to Baron Guillaume Dupuytren
1896
Window, stained glass
1551-1600
Pair of muzzle loading flintlock pistols
1801-1830
Euthanasia machine, Australia, 1995-1996
1995-1996
Pair of handcuffs with securing chain
1501-1800
Pair of iron handcuffs
1501-1800
Pair of iron handcuffs
1501-1800
Pair of iron handcuffs
1501-1800
Plaster impression from a seal, depicts classical figure
Pair of iron handcuffs
1501-1800
Piece of electrical apparatus
1870-1910
Lockable wooden box, lined with printed paper
1750-1850
Two Guillotine blades and plinth
1790-1794
Marey's Camera for Chronophotography
1882
Silver and leather slave whip
1801-1900
Hand brand, for use on felons or deserters, England, 1642-1649
1642-1649
Bone scoop
Marble display plinth
Leather briefcase owned by Rev. Dr Robert Laws (circa 1850-1930)
1900-1930
Unidenfitied instrument
William Marwood's powder flask, England, 1850-1880
1850-1880
Wax model of statue of Dr.William Babington FRS (1756-1833)
1837-1926