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Staple, iron, 16th century to 19th century

1501-1897

Cauldron, iron, C16 to C19

1501-1900

Iron 4 lb. weight

1850-1920

Iron steelyard weight, 17th to 19th centuries

1601-1900

Aspirator

Medicine cabinet

1701-1800

Wafer iron for making wafers or waffles

1850-1900

Drop wrist splint, metal and felt, 1820-1920

1820-1920

Iron arm splint, 1861-1920

1860-1920

Adjustable splint, iron, 1701-1920

1701-1920

Adjustable splint, iron, 1701-1920

1701-1920

Iron splint with elbow-pivot for left arm

1900-1930

Part of arm splint to fit shoulder, 1901-1920

1901-1920

Spoon, large, iron, C16 to C19

1501-1900

Drop right wrist splint, iron and felt, 1820-1920

1820-1920

Bowl, iron, C18 or C19

1701-1900

Feeding cup

bef 1870

Tin plate ear trumpet

1850-1900

Iron right leg splint, 1901-1920

1901-1920

Wooden splint for foot(?)

1890-1930

Shallow saucer

1700-1900

Drop left wrist splint, iron and felt, 1821-1920

1820-1920

Bannock ladle, iron, C18 or C19

1701-1900

Metal sieve, c.1930

1851-1950

Bone plate, Europe, 1914-1918

1914-1918

Wrought iron kettle tilter

1700-1900

Infant weighing machine, Birmingham, England, 1870-1910

1870-1910
Iron girdle plate with loop handle for suspension from pot hook, used for baking oatbread and cakes in Scotland and northern England, 1700-1900

Iron girdle plate with loop handle for suspension from pot hook

1700-1900
Wrought-iron weight-driven spit jack with decorated perforated front, flywheel not original, whole intended to be screwed to wall, English, 1700-1850

Wrought-iron weight-driven spit jack with decorated perforated front

1700-1850
Gas cooker designed by James Sharp (a pioneer of domestic gas cooking technology) and manufactured by W. M. Lankester and Son of Southampton, sheet iron construction, top box missing, 1845-1855

Gas cooker, c. 1850.

1845-1855
Cast iron fireback to resist heat of open hearth and protect the back wall of the hearth, decorated with the coat of arms of Philip II of Spain and inscribed DOMINUSMI HIATVTOR, 1595

Cast iron fireback to resist heat of open hearth and protect the back wall of the hearth

1595
Wrought-iron three-legged trivet with handle, to support and warm pans when they are not being used for cooking on the open hearth or range, English, 1750-1850

Wrought-iron three-legged trivet with handle

1750-1850
Wrought-iron down-hearth toaster with decorative scrolled feet and two prongs to hold the meat towards the open fire, English, 1750-1900

Wrought-iron down-hearth toaster with decorative scrolled feet and two prongs to hold the meat towards the open fire

1750-1900
Apothecary's upright balance, 18th or early 19th century

Apothecary's upright balance

1701-1850
Spatula by Wilson

Spatula by Wilson

"Beeton" electric oven, cast iron with two removeable circular coiled wire heating elements on each side of oven, embedded in firebrick to give red heat and thereby simulate roasting before an open fire, with two heat control switches, by General Electric Company Ltd., English, 1905-1910

Electric cooker

1905-1910
Pair of wrought iron cresset spit dogs, with ratchet uprights which are engaged by adjustable hooks to support a spit, with cresset (open cup) at top for holding cup or candle, English, 1600-1700

Pair of wrought iron cresset spit dogs

1600-1700
Italian triptych medicine cabinet, empty, Italian, 1600-1750

Italian triptych medicine cabinet

1600-1750
Personal weighing scales with five weights and weight suspender in attatched polythene bag. By Maw and Sons, English; London 1891-1930

Personal weighing scales with five weights and weight suspender in attatched polythene bag. By Maw and Sons

1891-1930
2 iron weights, made from sword pommels, Europe, no maker marked, 1501-1600

Iron weights

1501-1600
Infant weighing scales, By Jones Bros, made in London, 1851-1900

Infant weighing scales

1851-1900
Screw-adjustable leg splint, 1820-1920

Screw-adjustable leg splint, 1820-1920

1820-1920
Set of three iron weights (2 lb., 1 lb., 1/2 lb.)

Set of three iron weights

1801-1900
Rod, with loop on end

Rod, with loop on end

Small autoclave, brass and iron, by Girodon et Muriet of Lyon, c. 1910

Small autoclave

1900-1929
Lozenge mill late 19th or early 20th century

Lozenge mill late 19th or early 20th century

1851-1920
Retort head, pewter, copper and iron, C18 or C19

Retort head

1701-1900
Theatre dressing trolley, Medical Supply Association, 167-185 Grays Inn Road, London, W, England, 1930-1955

Theatre dressing trolley

1930-1955
Set of three iron proportional weights

Set of three iron proportional weights

1850-1910
Set of 24 steelyard weights, Spanish, 1651-1850

Set of 24 steelyard weights

1651-1850