Glass funnel or drinking horn
1501-1600
Funnel(?), glass
Clear glass funnel
1851-1900
Clear glass funnel for distillation purposes
1851-1931
Clear glass funnel for purpose of distallation
1851-1931
Glass funnel, trumpet shaped
Funnel, clear glass, European, 1850 to 1950
1850-1950
Funnel, clear glass, European, 1850-1950
1850-1950
Clear glass funnel
1801-1900
Wooden funnel
1851-1925
Funnel, clear glass
1851-1900
Late 19th century clear glass thistle funnel
1860-1910
Funnel, clear glass, European, 1850-1950
1850-1950
Metal funnel, in case
Funnel, japanned iron, C19
1801-1900
Pewter funnel, with wire mesh at top of stem
Funnel, flattish, lacquered copper
1850-1900
Funnel, copper, C18
1701-1900
Pewter funnel, with loop on side
Funnel, copper
1801-1900
Large pottery funnel, made by Wedgwood, 1801-1850
1801-1850
Clear glass funnel
1851-1900
Small copper funnel
1800-1930
Small galvanical iron funnel
1860-1900
Glass funnel
1880-1925
Clear glass funnel with outlet and stopper on shoulder
1860-1900
Clear glass funnel with outlet from base ground outside
1851-1930
Clear glass funnel with uneven trumpet shaped neck and curved outlet
1801-1900
Clear glass funnel with trumpet shaped neck and angled outlet
1801-1900
Clear glass funnel with flared neck rounded shoulders
1801-1900
Clear glass funnel with neck and applied outlet on shoulders
1851-1920
Clear glass funnel with narrow neck and narrow tubular outlet
1851-1910
Glass funnel, by Maw of London, 1880-1920
1880-1920
Glass funnel, English, 1901-1940
1901-1940
Two small funnels
1871-1900
Globular clear glass funnel
1881-1920
Green glass funnel with narrow neck
1701-1830
Clear glass funnel with cup shaped neck and curving outlet
1851-1920
Glass funnel with threaded metal end
1850-1910
Clear glass funnel
1851-1920
Clear glass funnel
1871-1920
Clear glass cone shaped funnel
1871-1900
Telescopic funnel
1840-1920
Wooden funnel with lead rim
Funnel, clear glass
1801-1900
Funnel, enamelled iron
1914-1918
Glass funnel
Funnel, steel, 19th century
1801-1900
Green glass tube or funnel narrowed at both ends
1801-1900