Clear glass Liebig condenser

Laboratory Medicine

1880-1920

Clear glass Liebig condenser, with spiralling coil tubular, possibly English, 1880-1920

Bottle, clear glass

Laboratory Medicine

Bottle, clear glass, leather stopper, contains black ointment, labelled in English, German, by Badische, Anilin and Sodafabrik of Ludwigshafen, 1900-1918

Clear glass Liebig condenser

Laboratory Medicine

1871-1900

Clear glass Liebig condenser, broken, European, late 19th century

Small copper autoclave, European, c.1900

Surgery

1870-1930

Small copper autoclave, European, c.1900

Wooden retort stand

Laboratory Medicine

1701-1800

Wooden retort stand, possibly 18th century, European

Kipps apparatus made of clear glass

Laboratory Medicine

Kipps apparatus made of clear glass, probably English, 1881-1920

Hollow curved

Medical Glass-ware

1880-1970

Hollow curved, glass tube in middle of rubber stopper, curved end uppermost, owned by Savory and Moore, English, 1880 to 1970

Green glass alembic stem

Pharmacy-ware

1801-1900

Green glass alembic stem, long hollow tube tapering towards mouth, Western European, 1801-1900

Very small copper alembic, provenance unknown

Pharmacy-ware

1600-1800

Very small copper alembic, provenance unknown

Wooden retort stand

Laboratory Medicine

1701-1800

Wooden retort stand, probably European, possibly 18th century

Wrought iron tripod

Laboratory Medicine

1701-1800

Wrought iron tripod, circular frame supported on three legs, probably English, 18th century

Wrought iron tripod

Laboratory Medicine

1701-1800

Wrought iron tripod, circular frame supported on three legs, probably English, 19th century

Piece of cooling apparatus

Laboratory Medicine

1880-1930

Piece of cooling apparatus, tin canister into which is placed a rubber cork with long a-shaped tube insented, linked to outer valves, also a thermometer, English, c.1880-1930

Green glass alembic, cap only, European, 1700-1850

Pharmacy-ware

1700-1850

Green glass alembic, cap only, European, 1700-1850

Oxyhydrogen annealing burner

Dentistry

1880-1914

Oxyhydrogen annealing burner, adjustable, English, possibly for dental use, late 19th -early 20th century, by Kershaw

Glass lid

Laboratory Medicine

1870-1920

Glass lid, mushroom shaped, aperture with rubber tube connection at top, probably English, 1870-1920

Wrought iron tripod

Laboratory Medicine

1701-1800

Wrought iron tripod, wide rimmed circular frame, supported on three legs, probably English, 18th century

Green glass alembic stem

Medical Glass-ware

1801-1900

Green glass alembic stem, long hollow tube tapering towards mouth, Western European, 1801 to 1900

Clear glass Liebig condenser

Laboratory Medicine

1871-1900

Clear glass Liebig condenser, European, late 19th century

Two small glass tubes

Laboratory Medicine

1870-1930

Two small glass tubes, beat-shaped at ends for rubber attachments, European, 1890-1930

Vessel, slender inverted truncated cone

Laboratory Medicine

1801-1900

Vessel, slender inverted truncated cone, C19, European

Wrought iron tripod

Laboratory Medicine

1701-1800

Wrought iron tripod, circular frame, supported on three legs, probably English, 18th century

Lead bottle with threaded rim

Medical Glass-ware

1800-1870

Lead bottle with threaded rim, probably for mercury, English, 19th century

Circular pieces of filter paper

Laboratory Medicine

1890-1910

Circular pieces of filter paper, made by C. Schleicher and Schull, German, 1890-1910

Analysis chest

Laboratory Medicine

1890-1910

Analysis chest, mahogany, with iron and brass fittings, felt lined, interior compartments, contents include glass bottles and laboratory apparatus, by Baird and Tatlock of London and Glasgow, used by British Army possibly in First World War, previously used as storage cabinet for analysis equipment, 1890-1910

Boiler, for reaction vessels

Laboratory Medicine

1851-1900

Boiler, for reaction vessels, with stoppers, by Townson and Mercer, 89 Bishopsgate Street, London, England, 1851-1900.

Gas testing apparatus

Public Health & Hygiene

1980

Gas testing apparatus, rubber and metal, with various glass tubes of chemicals, made by Draeger, German, 1980

Specimen bottle of "Belmont Sperm" treated palm oil

Materia Medica & Pharmacology

1860-1910

Specimen bottle of "Belmont Sperm" treated palm oil, by Price's Patent Candle Co., London, 1860-1910

Silica pipe on stand, English (?), 1851-1900

Laboratory Medicine

1851-1900

Silica pipe on stand, English (?), 1851-1900

Specimen bottle of Belmontine oil

Materia Medica & Pharmacology

1860-1910

Specimen bottle of Belmontine oil, made from Rangoon petroleum by Patent Candel Co., London, 1860-1910

Specimen bottle of treated palm oil

Materia Medica & Pharmacology

1860-1910

Specimen bottle of treated palm oil, by Price's Patent Candle Co., London, 1860-1910

Circular plaque of para rubber

Materia Medica & Pharmacology

1850-1900

Circular plaque of para rubber, extract of hevea brasiliensis, Ceylon, 1850-1900

Wooden retort stand, probably European, dated 1722

Laboratory Medicine

1722

Wooden retort stand, probably European, dated 1722

Kipp's apparatus

Laboratory Medicine

1851-1930

Kipp's apparatus, of clear glass, probably English, 1851 to 1930

Specimen of Para rubber

Materia Medica & Pharmacology

1830-1870

Specimen of Para rubber, extract of hevea brasiliensis, made by Sir Henry Wickham from trees planted at Peradiniya, Ceylon