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Military surgical instrument set in brassbound oak case

1890-1920

Wood and iron hand warmer in form of book

1801-1900

Set of apothecaries' scales

1831-1870

Model of microscope viewer

1860-1900

Small bell-shaped bronze mortar

1671-1700

Medicine chest

Box of weights

1870-1910

2 knife-like cutting instruments for use in eye operations

1871-1900

Electromedical machine by Schall, 1909, English

1909

Frost's artificial eye, metal and glass, in wooden box, breaks down into compartment parts for storage, by Pickard & Curry, 195 Great Portland Street, London, England, 1890-1920.

Frost's artificial eye

1890-1920

Electro-cardiograph, part of apparatus only, section for determining optical ray, steel with brass terminals, in oak case, English, c.1930

Electro-cardiograph, part of apparatus only

1930

Brass piezometer, with two wooden measuring rods, in oak case, Metropolitan Board of Works, owner, English, 1880-1920

Piezometer

1880-1920

Foot warmer, wooden case with metal jug and handles, European, 19th century

Food warmer

1801-1900

Dental cataphoresis apparatus, cased, with accessories, by the Cavendish Electrical Co. Ltd., 130 Great Portland Street, London, W1, 1925-1940.

Dental cataphoresis apparatus

1925-1940

Case for dental instruments, empty, oak, German military issue, 1914-1918

Case for dental instruments

1914-1918

Apothecaries' scales with brass pans, brass beam with knife-edge fulcrum, made by De Grave, Short and Fanner, London, England, mid 19th century

Apothecaries' scales with brass pans

1831-1870

Apothecaries' scales with glass pans, steel beam with knife edge fulcrum, in wooden case, English, mid nineteenth century

Apothecaries' scales with glass pans

1831-1870

Set of five dental education panels, in glazed oak cases, made by Educational and Scientific Plastics Ltd., Croydon, Surrey, for the Dental Board of the United Kingdom, c. 1950

Set of five dental education panels

1946-1956

Cachet making machine or pill mould used in veterinary practice, eight plates with holding frame, silvered metal, mounted on walnut base, in oak case, by Fand M, French, c. 1880

Cachet making machine or pill mould used in veterinary practice

1870-1890

Electrostatic machine, in wood case containing broken glass cylinder with metal fittings, European, first half 19th century

Electrostatic machine

1801-1850

Battery-powered a.c. electrotherapy apparatus by X-Rays Ltd, c.1926, in wooden case, London, English, c.1926, apparatus used at New Cross Hospital, London until 1976.

Battery-powered electrotherapy apparatus

circa 1926

Electrostatic machine, wood box, metal fittings, in case, Wimshurst machine

Electrostatic machine

1901-1930

Dr. Wright's intermittent venous occlusion apparatus, bladder missing, c. 1935, by Genito-Urinary Manufacturing Co. of London, 1930-1940

Dr. Wright's intermittent venous occlusion apparatus

1930-1940