Copy of clay liver used for divination, original from Babylon, 2050-1750 BCE Classical & Medieval Medicine 2050-1750 BCE
Remains of the models of silk machinery introduced from Italy by Sir Thomas Lombe, Derby, England, c. 1732; the remains being: a reel, three spindles with bobbins and flyers and a segment of a circular frame, all half size. Remains of the models of silk machinery introduced by Sir Thomas Lombe Textiles Machinery 1732
Weather compendium combining cistern mercury barometer, alcohol thermometer and thread hygrometer by George Graham, Fleet Street, London, 1739 Weather compendium by George Graham Meteorology 1739
Model of a tipping cart. Probably from the collection of Stephen Demainbray. Model of a tipping cart King George III c. 1750
One of eleven early wine bottles, mallet shaped (shape popular c. 1740) Early wine bottle, about 1740 Glass Technology 1735-1745
Square pavement brick from Babylonia (Southern Iraq), 2nd millennium BC. Building Construction 2000-1001 BCE
Copy of model of a sheep's liver. Original Babylonian, c. 2050-1750 BC. Classical & Medieval Medicine 2050-1750 BCE
