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Maker
James Dewar
7
Scientific Supplies Co. Ltd.
7
Science Museum
1
Vacuum Specialty Company
1
Object type
vacuum flask (dewar)
14
Place
London
13
New York
1
Material
glass
8
cork
3
brass (copper, zinc alloy)
2
charcoal
2
mercury
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Replica of a Dewar Metal Vacuum Vessel, 1931
Heat
1931
Domestic Vacuum Flask, 1945-1955
Heat
1945-1955
Dewar Vacuum Vessel, 1877-1900
Heat
1877-1900
Dewar Vacuum Vessel with Charcoal, 1906-1914
Heat
1906-1914
Vacuum Unit from Sir James Dewar's Research Vacuum Apparatus, 1877-1900
Heat
1900-1982
Replica of Vacuum Vessel Sealed with Wax, 1930
Heat
1930
Vacuum Cup, 1877-1900
Heat
1877-1900
Replica of Early Dewar Heat Insulation Vessel, 1932
Heat
1932
Replica of Early Vacuum Flask with Glass Seals, 1930
Heat
1930
Replica of Early Vacuum Flask with Glass Seals, 1930
Heat
1930
Replica of glass object in Royal Institution collection: Dewar double annular jacketed vessel completed by Scientific Supplies Co. Ltd. and Museum Workshops, London, England, 1932.
Replica of Dewar Double-Annular Jacketed Vessel, 1932
Heat
1932
Replica of object in Royal Institution collection: Dewar vacuum tube with mercury for reflecting surface, by Scientific Supplies Co., London, England, 1930.
Replica of Dewar Vacuum Flask containing Mercury, 1930
Heat
1930
Replica of object in Royal Institution collection:- Dewar vacuum tube with mercury trough, by Scientific Supplies Co., London, England, 1930.
Replica of Vacuum Vessel with Mercury Trough, 1930
Heat
1930
Coated vacuum cup, one of two, Sir James Dewar's research vacuum apparatus, 1877-1900.
Vacuum Cup, 1877-1900
Heat
1877-1900