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One piece of charcoal

One piece of charcoal

1790-1819
One piece of charcoal

One piece of charcoal

1790-1819
Charcoal, showing its reducing action on chloride of gold

Charcoal, showing its reducing action on chloride of gold

Charcoal, showing its reducing action on chloride of gold

Charcoal, showing its reducing action on chloride of gold

Ereiniog prepared peat

Ereiniog prepared peat

before 1875
3 Pieces of charcoal

Pieces of charcoal

1790-1819
2 Small pieces of charcoal

Two small pieces of charcoal

1790-1819
1 Piece of charcoal

Piece of charcoal

1790-1819
Charcoal, pink, approximately 5-10g, from portable chemical cabinet in pine chest

Pink charcoal, from portable chemical cabinet in pine chest

Bottle of charcoal, by Boots Pure Drug Co., English

Bottle of charcoal

Lump of charcoal

Lump of charcoal

Charcoal for earthenware pipkin

Charcoal

Unknown
Circular box filled with fine charcoal powder. Part of Statham's student chemical laboratory.

Circular box filled with fine charcoal powder

1860-1900
Glass bottle, cork stopper, containing charcoal

Glass bottle, cork stopper, containing charcoal

Charcoal for earthenware pipkin

Charcoal

Unknown
Cardboard box, rectangular, containing charcoal, for use in blowpipe analysis, inside of mahogany case, from analytical chemist’s mahogany cabinet, made by Carl Osterland, Freiberg, Sachsen, Germany, 1850

Charcoal, for blowpipe analysis, from analytical chemist's cabinet, by Carl Osterland, Germany, 1850

1850
Charcoal found in Dorset, dated to 1700 B.C.

Charcoal found in Dorset, dated to 1700 B.C.

1700 B.C.