'Pyramid' food warmer invented by Samuel Clarke, England, 1888-1920 Nursing & Hospital Furnishings 1888-1920
Figurine of Florence Nightingale and a wounded officer, England, 1850-1870 Medical Ceramic-ware 1850-1870
Blue glazed earthenware jar containing some unidentified materia medica Medical Ceramic-ware 1801-1920
Glazed earthenware hookah tobacco pipe base, bell-shaped with long tubular neck, ornately carved wooden bowl stem, base painted with floral patterns and two cameras, Balkans, or Persia, 1851-1900 Hookah tobacco pipe Classical & Medieval Medicine 1851-1900
Earthenware inhaler made by S.Maw and Son, England, 1866-1870 Earthenware inhaler made by S.Maw and Son Therapeutics 1866-1870
Two ceramic bottles of camphor crystals, English, 1890-1930 Two ceramic bottles of camphor crystals Medical Ceramic-ware 1890-1930
Earthenware jar containing turpentine resin, from Charles Buchet, Persia, 1880-1920 Earthenware jar containing turpentine resin Materia Medica & Pharmacology 1880-1920
Blue glazed earthenware storage jar containing unidentified materia medica consisting of brown caked substance, probably from Middle or Far East, 1801-1920 Blue glazed earthenware storage jar containing unidentified materia medica Medical Ceramic-ware 1801-1920
Complete food warmer, Samuel Clarke's patented Pyramid, probably American, 20th century Complete food warmer Nursing & Hospital Furnishings 1888-1920
Spoon, pottery, homoepathic, Turner and Co., Manchester and London. Spoon, pottery, homoepathic Pharmacy-ware
Glazed cream earthenware dispensing pot, with parchment cover possibly containing digitalis extract, English(?), 1751-1900 Glazed cream earthenware dispensing pot Medical Ceramic-ware 1751-1900
Stoneware dispensing pot, bulbous, grey glazed with parchment cover, English(?), 1751-1900 Stoneware dispensing pot Medical Ceramic-ware 1751-1900
Embrocation applicator, felt with earthenware handle, made by S. Maw, Son and Thompson, London, 1875-1901, English Embrocation applicator Pharmacy-ware 1875-1901
