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Fragment of dome alembic from flask base

Large fragment of dome of alembic with depression in centre

Fragment, Fawcett fireproof flooring

Fragment from a disrupted aircraft structure

Fragment of stem of unidentified instrument, bronze

Fragment of bronze stem

Short bronze bar, broken off at both ends, Roman

199-500

Vessel, bronze, fragment, perhaps Roman

199-500 CE

Part of stone frieze representing head

350 BCE-1 CE

Unidentified bronze fragment

199-500

Frieze fragment

2000 BCE-100 CE

Fragment of Roman glass with coloured inlays

1-200 CE

Unidentified fragment, bronze, Roman

199-500
Fragment of an Eastern Counties Railway notice entitled the Great Trial of Speed: The Eastern Counties Railway versus Hoy's Donkey. Underneath the headings is a small poem relating to Eastern Counties trains.

ECR notice

Fragment, from replica of 'Maria' robot from Fritz Lang's 1927 film: ‘Metropolis’; replica by Kropserkel Inc., Toronto, Canada, 2016

Fragment, from replica of 'Maria' robot from Fritz Lang's 1927 film: ‘Metropolis’; replica by Kropserkel Inc.

2016
Fragment of dome of alembic. (From fragments of glass distillation apparatus, found at Selborne Priory, Hampshire, 15th century, excavated by the Inspectorate of Ancient Monuments, c.1965. See inventory numbers 1979-737 to 1979-751)

Glass dome fragments, from Selborne Priory, Hampshire

Fragment of dome of alembic. (From fragments of glass distillation apparatus, found at Selborne Priory, Hampshire, 15th century, excavated by the Inspectorate of Ancient Monuments, c.1965. See inventory numbers 1979-737 to 1979-751)

Glass dome fragments, from Selborne Priory, Hampshire

Boiler casing corner fragment, cast iron, for No.13 cast iron gas boiler, designed by Thomas Potterton and made by Thomas Potterton (Heating Engineers) Limited, Balham, London, England, 1915

Boiler casing corner fragment, cast iron, for Thomas Potterton No.13 cast iron gas boiler

1915
Eight fragments of pottery mould(?), Egyptian(?), 3000BC to 300

Eight fragments of pottery mould(?), Egyptian(?)

3000-300
Three fragments of receiver. (From fragments of glass distillation apparatus, found at Selborne Priory, Hampshire, 15th century, excavated by the Inspectorate of Ancient Monuments, c.1965. See inventory numbers 1979-737 to 1979-751)

Receiver fragments, from Selborne Priory, Hampshire

Assaying: gold scrapings, copper fragment, silver disc

Assaying: gold scrapings, copper fragment, silver disc

Fragment of wooden statue of Saint Joseph holding Christ child, European, 1751-1850

Fragment of Wooden statue of Saint Joseph holding Christ child

Fragment of a model consisting of a connecting rod with fly wheel and sun and planet gear.

Connecting rod with fly wheel

Fragment of spout of alembic. (From fragments of glass distillation apparatus, found at Selborne Priory, Hampshire, 15th century, excavated by the Inspectorate of Ancient Monuments, c.1965. See inventory numbers 1979-737 to 1979-751)

Alembic fragments, from Selborne Priory, Hampshire

Large fragment of dome of alembic. (From fragments of glass distillation apparatus, found at Selborne Priory, Hampshire, 15th century, excavated by the Inspectorate of Ancient Monuments, c.1965. See inventory numbers 1979-737 to 1979-751)

Glass dome fragments, from Selborne Priory, Hampshire

Two Glass tube brass cap end fragments, for containing a chemically prepared example, for Ocean depth sounding machine, used for marine vessel navigation, patented by Sir William Baron Kelvin Thomson, British, 1876 and made by James White, Glasgow, Scotland, 1876

Two Glass tube brass cap end fragments

1876
Fragments of rectangular box that contained six miniature wigs made of human hair illustrating Geisha hairstyles, Japanese, 1880-1920

Fragments of rectangular box that contained six miniature wigs made of human hair illustrating Geisha hairstyles

1880-1820
Fragment (top portion) of comparative notice of Eastern Counties Railway speed and fares. Only the documents title, The Eastern Railway Company versus Speed and Economy, remains. The rest is no longer attached.

Comparative notice of ECR speed and fares