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Spoon

Wellcome (general)

1701-1800

Spoon

Wellcome (general)

1701-1800

spoons

Wellcome (general)

1601-1800

Spoon and probe combined, bronze, Roman

Classical & Medieval Medicine

199-500 CE

Spoon and probe combined, bronze, Roman

Classical & Medieval Medicine

199-500 CE

Metal spoon, oval bowl and curved stem terminating in a diamond-shaped knop, 17th or 18th century

Spoon

Wellcome (general)

1601-1800

Spoon and pick combined, bronze, encrusted, Roman

Classical & Medieval Medicine

199-500 CE

Spoon, large[?], bronze, Roman

Classical & Medieval Medicine

199-500

Steel spoon, with long handle partly wrapped in copper, Gabon, 1880-1925

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1880-1925

Supply of bakelite spoons bearing the Ministry of Food logotype, in cardboard box, for emergency feeding purposes, manufactured 1945-1951

Ministry of Food spoons

Nutrition & Food Technology

1945-1951

2 cutting instruments, Black's spoon, No. 63, stainles steel, by the Cleveland Dental Manufacturing Co., USA, 1930-1950

2 cutting instruments, Black's spoon, No. 63, stai

Dentistry

1930-1950

2 dental cutting instruments, Black's spoon no.63, stainless steel, by Udimcolite, USA, 1925-1940

2 dental cutting instruments, Black's spoon no.63,

Dentistry

1925-1940

Ivory vessel, possibly a medicine cup, with elaborate handle, belonged to king of the Duallas, Cameroons, African

Ivory vessel, Cameroon, c. 1870-1930

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1870-1930

Ivory spoon, large oval bowl, cleft handle, two bowed stems meeting at ends, crescent at top, from Stanley Falls, Congo, 1870-1926

Ivory spoon, 1870-1926

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1870-1926

Horn spoon or scoop, European, 1801-1900

Pharmacy-ware

1801-1900

Horn spoon or scoop, European, 1801-1900

Pharmacy-ware

1801-1900

Horn apothecary's spoon, double ended, folding

Apothecary's spoon

Pharmacy-ware

Four measuring spoons for oral rehydration mixture used to counter dehydration caused by diarrhoea (in infants occasioned by bottle feeding) for use in the Third World Countries, by Teaching Aids at Low Cost, Institute of Child Health, 30 Guildford Street, London, England, 1981.

Four measuring spoons for oral rehydration mixture

Therapeutics

1981

Foreign body, a teaspoon accidentally swallowed by 74 year old male on 16th April 1918, passed naturally per rectum about a month later, English, 1901-1918

Foreign body, a teaspoon accidentally swallowed by

Surgery

1901-1918

Horn spoon or scoop, 19th century

Pharmacy-ware

1801-1900

Steel spoon with decorative copper wire, handle used as sweat scraper, Congo, 1880-1920

Steel spoon with decorative copper wire, handle us

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1880-1920

Horn spoon or scoop, English 1801-1900

Medical Glass-ware

1801-1900

Horn spoon or scoop, English, 1801-1900

Pharmacy-ware

1801-1900

Horn spoon or scoop, English 1801-1900

Medical Glass-ware

1801-1900

Horn spoon or scoop, 19th century, English

Pharmacy-ware

1801-1900

Horn spoon or scoop, English, 1801-1900

Pharmacy-ware

1801-1900

Horn spoon or scoop, English, 1801-1900

Pharmacy-ware

1801-1900

Ivory cosmetic ointment spoon, Egyptian, 4000BC-3001BC

Ivory cosmetic ointment spoon, Egyptian

Classical & Medieval Medicine

4000-3001

Wooden spoon, Swiss

Pharmacy-ware

Spoon, large, iron, C16 to C19

Pharmacy-ware

1501-1900

Wooden head from a fire drill, two lengths of leather strap, lanceolate shaped spoon in leather stitched sheath, provenance unknown, 1600-1850

Wooden head from a fire drill, two lengths of leat

Smoking

1600-1850

Bronze spoon, round bowl with straight stem, said to be Arabian

Bronze spoon, round bowl with straight stem, said

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

Wood and bone apothecary's sppon, possibly early 18th century

Wood and bone apothecary's sppon, possibly early 1

Pharmacy-ware

1701-1730

Horn spoon

Pharmacy-ware

Brass spoon, in leather carrying case strung with cowrie shells

Brass spoon, in leather carrying case strung with

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

Wooden spoons, 2, from the display of Ibibio medicine man, surrounded by his equipment, Nigerian, 1920-1927

Two wooden spoons

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1920-1927

Horn spoon or scoop, European, 1801-1900

Pharmacy-ware

1801-1900

Horn spoon or scoop, European

Pharmacy-ware

1801-1900

2 cutting instruments, Black's spoon, No. 63, nickel plated steel, by the Cleveland Dental Manufacturing Co., USA, 1925-1940

2 cutting instruments, Black's spoon, No. 63, nick

Dentistry

1925-1940

Medicine measure or spoon, porcelain, English(?), 1700-1900

Medicine measure or spoon

Pharmacy-ware

1700-1900

Horn spoon or scoop, English, 1871-1900

Pharmacy-ware

1871-1900

Cutting instrument, Black's spoon, No. 63, chrome plated steel, by Ash, England, 1930-1940

Cutting instrument, Black's spoon, No. 63, chrome

Dentistry

1930-1940

Small silver plated spoon, attached by a chain to a long pin, possibly amulet, from Potosi, Bolivia, 1601-1800

Small silver plated spoon, attached by a chain to

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1601-1800

Horn spoon or scoop, English, 1801-1900

Pharmacy-ware

1801-1900

Horn spoon or scoop, English, 1701-1900

Pharmacy-ware

1701-1900

Stealite cosmetic ointment spoon in form of a hand, Egyptian, 1575BC-1308BC

Stealite cosmetic ointment spoon in form of a hand

Classical & Medieval Medicine

1575-1308 BCE

Horn spoon

Pharmacy-ware

Shallow spoon with short curved handle, of wood, decorated with zoomorphic head at handle-end, possibly to hold tatu pigment, from Papuan Gulf, 1880-1920

Shallow spoon with short curved handle, of wood, d

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1880-1920

Wooden spoon, Persian

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

Alabaster cosmetic ointment spoon in form of hand, Egyptian, 2000BC to 100BC

Alabaster cosmetic ointment spoon in form of hand

Classical & Medieval Medicine

2000-1000