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Small removable wooden lid to internal compartment, from writing desk of the Office of the Metropolitan Commissioners in Lunacy

Small removable wooden lid to desk compartment

Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry

1828-1914

Removable wooden lid to secret compartment, also acts as a pen rest, from writing desk of the Office of the Metropolitan Commissioners in Lunacy.

Lid to secret compartment, from writing desk

Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry

1828-1914

Small wooden removeable lid to internal compartment from writing desk of the Office of the Metropolitan Commissioners in Lunacy)

Small wooden removeable lid to desk compartment

Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry

1828-1914

Oblong wooden lid of herb box, rounded ends, sides

Pharmacy-ware

1601-1800

Oblong wooden lid of herb box, rounded ends, sides

Pharmacy-ware

1601-1800

Clear glass dessicator lid, European, 1860-1950

Medical Glass-ware

1860-1950

Lid of 5" Rose Bowl from the Thistle range.

Lid of Rose Bowl

Materials Science Gallery

1996

Coffee pot lid, Wedgwood, 1996.

Coffee pot lid

Materials Science Gallery

1996

Earthenware lid, for drug jar

Medical Ceramic-ware

Tin-glazed earthenware lid, blue and white

Medical Ceramic-ware

Parchment cover for drug jar, possibly 18th or 19th century

Parchment cover for drug jar, possibly 18th or 19t

Medical Ceramic-ware

1701-1900

Set of five copper lids for evaporating dishes

Copper lids for evaporating dishes

Experimental Chemistry

10 lids from earthenware drug jars, green, conical with circular knop, English, 19th century

10 lids from earthenware drug jars, green, conical

Medical Ceramic-ware

1801-1900

Green and white earthenware lid for a drug jar, conical with circular knop, English, 19th century

Green and white earthenware lid for a drug jar, co

Medical Ceramic-ware

1801-1900

Lid of octagonal box of urea formaldehyde, lid moulded in form of Arabian Oasis scene, French, Editions Fornells, 1930's

Lid of decorative octagonal box of urea formaldehyde

Plastics and Modern Materials

1930-1939

Circular domed bronze lid with ring socket, decorated with engraved arabesque design, in poor condition, from Middle East(?), 1701-1910

Circular domed bronze lid with ring socket, decora

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1701-1910

Pewter lid, circular, domed with flange, decorated with moulded foliate pattern, inverted forms tripod dish, probably European, 1801-1880

Pewter lid, circular, domed with flange, decorated

Medical Glass-ware

1801-1880

Earthenware lid, with decoration partly under and partly over the glaze

Earthenware lid, with decoration partly under and

Medical Ceramic-ware

Earthenware lid, blue and white

Medical Ceramic-ware

Metal lid from drug jar, possibly 19th century

Medical Ceramic-ware

1801-1900

Metal lid from drug jar, possibly 19th century

Medical Ceramic-ware

1801-1900

Blue glass cover for bottle

Medical Glass-ware

Lid of carton for bottle of gelatin discs, by Savory and Moore, Ltd., London, 1930-1950

Lid of carton for bottle of gelatin discs, by Savo

Materia Medica & Pharmacology

1930-1950

Earthenware lid, white with polychrome decoration

Medical Ceramic-ware

Chemical jar lid, earthenware, English, 1871-1930

Pharmacy-ware

1871-1930

Lid from pharmacy jar, 1801-1900, majolica

Medical Ceramic-ware

1801-1900

Tin-glazed earthenware lid

Medical Ceramic-ware

Tin-glazed earthenware lid, blue and white

Medical Ceramic-ware

Chemical jar lid, earthenware, English, 1871-1930

Pharmacy-ware

1871-1930

Pottery lid, with pointed knob, glazed in yellow with decoration on upper surface, probably European, 1701-1900

Pottery lid, with pointed knob, glazed in yellow w

Medical Ceramic-ware

1701-1900

Lid, white earthenware, European 1801-1900

Medical Ceramic-ware

1801-1900

Bowl with lid, of mottled green and black phenolic plastic, ornately decorated with milled bands, foliate bosses and rosette feet, c. 1910

Bowl with lid, of mottled green and black phenolic

Plastics and Modern Materials

1910-1925