Swan necked glass retort
1760-1870
Green glass round bottomed retort
1720-1850
Earthenware retort with long cylindrical nozzle
Earthenware retort with broken off nozzle
Earthenware retort
Cast Iron Retort
Small retort, tubulated
Large glass tubulated retort with stopper
Glass retort with tubulure
Glass retort
Glass retort with tubulure
Model of horizontal retort setting.
Glass retort with tubulure
Cast iron retort
Retort, maker, place and date of manufacture unknown
1910-1940
Retort. Retort “J”-shape with cylindrical ground stem flaring into a globular bowl
glass retort
1750-1850
Fire devil retort for catching devils
1801-1900
Fine devil retort
1801-1900
Firebird retord to frighten devils
1850-1920
Fire devil retort for catching devils
1801-1900
Earthenware retort, Europe, 1801-1900
1801-1900
Retort of fine devils in form of birds
1801-1900
Glass retort
1650-1850
Earthenware retort
1700-1750
Earthenware retort
1700-1750
Large retort, tubulated
Earthenware retort
Earthenware retort with long cylindrical nozzle
Earthenware retort
Earthenware retort with long cylindrical nozzle
Retort with ground glass tear-drop stopper
Glass retort with tubulure
Glass retort with tubulure
Small clear glass retort
1701-1850
Short iron retort
Fire devil retort for catching devils
1801-1900
Clear glass swan necked retort
1701-1900
Earthenware retort, Europe, 1801-1930
1801-1930
Clear glass straight necked retort
1810-1900
Green glass swan necked retort
1720-1860
Spherical retort
1700-1820
Large glass alembic tubulated retort
A fire-clay retort inscribed "Wedgwood 6 1/2 ins"
Chemical retort in glazed Wedgwood ware 11 1/2" long
1780-1790
Thirteen adapters for retorts
1845-1855
Three retorts, one with tubulure all associated with M. Berthelot
glass retort
1701-1850
Lead retort for distillation of hydrogen fluoride
1915