Image
Category
Collection
Maker
Object type
Place
Material
Date

Uterine probe

1870-1901

Whalebone spoon handle

1701-1900

Aural swab

Whalebone probe

Probe

Vernon type percussor, England, 1858-1910

1858-1910

Fillet, whalebone possibly mid to late 18th century to 19th century

1751-1900

Hinged fillet

1801-1900

Blunt hook with fillet

1801-1900

Fillet, mid 18th-19th century possibly

1751-1900

Fillet, possibly 18th-19th century

1701-1900

Fillet and blunthook combined

1801-1900

Whalebone rod

Tweezers(?), whalebone

Fillet, adjustable, Japanese

Fillet, possibly 18th-19th century

1701-1900

Fillet, whalebone, by Henry Aitken

1820-1910

Fillet, possibly 18th-19th century

1700-1900

Laryngeal brush, whalebone and sponge

Spoon, whalebone, mother of pearl inlay

1801-1900

Probang, whalebone and sponge

Probang(?), whalebone, by Weiss of London, 19th ce

1801-1900

Curved oesophageal probang

1801-1900

Probang(?), without sponge, whalebone stem only, f

Probang, gum elastic, hair, sponge and whalebone

Back scratcher

Unidentified, whalebone, notches one end

Comb of whalebone

1850-1920

Probang, sponge on whalebone stem, 19th century

1801-1900

Oesophageal probang, sponge and whalebone

Unidentified item

Probang, whalebone and sponge

Laryngeal swab, whalebone and sponge

Whalebone hair curlers, 6

Tongue scraper and toothbrush

1801-1900

Probang combined with coin catcher

1820-1900

Vectis, whalebone and ebony

1845-1871

Czermak type laryngoscope, in case, Berlin, Germany, 1855-1865

1855-1865

Percussion hammer

1801-1900

Double obstetrical fillet, York, England, 1851-1900

1851-1900

Whalebone walking stick, owned by Charles Darwin, England, 1839-1881

1839-1881

Fillet, with turned decorative handle

1751-1900

Fillet, by Ferguson

1822-1869

Fillet, obstetrical, whalebone metal and wood

1801-1900

Fillet, whalebone, mid to late 18th-19th century

1751-1900

Fillet, whalebone, with decorative turned handle

1751-1900

Fillet, adjustable, whalebone

Obstetrical fillet, Japan, c. 1904

1904

Fillet, possibly 18th-19th century

1701-1900

Fillet, possibly 18th-19th century

1701-1900