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Pewter medicine spoon, invented by C. Gibson, made by Maw, 1807-1900

Pewter medicine spoon, invented by C. Gibson

Nursing & Hospital Furnishings

1807-1900

Breast pump

Nursing & Hospital Furnishings

1860-1870

Pewter medicine spoon, invented by C. Gibson, made

Nursing & Hospital Furnishings

1827-1900

Brass plane table protractor, British, 1821-1826

Surveying

1821-1826
Brass weight to weigh 4 grains, made by Maw, Son and Thompson, London, 1870-1901

Brass weight to weigh 4 grains

Pharmacy-ware

Uterine scissors, probably Bozemann's, curved, lef

Surgery

1870-1901
Fishskin case for set of nested troy cup weights.

instrument case

Weighing & Measuring

1737
Brass weight to weigh 40 grains, made by Maw, Son and Thompson, London, 1870-1901

Brass weight to weigh 40 grains

Pharmacy-ware
Brass weight to weigh 6 grains, made by Maw, Son and Thompson, London, 1870-1901

Brass weight to weigh 6 grains

Pharmacy-ware

Erichsen's tonsil scissors, steel, by S. Maw Son a

Surgery

1870-1901
Brass weight to weigh 50 grains, made by Maw, Son and Thompson, London, 1870-1901

Brass weight to weigh 50 grains

Pharmacy-ware

Trocar, steel, with ebony handle, made by Maw, Eng

Surgery

1871-1920
Grass pan, made by Maw, Son and Thompson, London, 1870-1901

Glass pan

Pharmacy-ware
Brass weight to weigh 70 grains, made by Maw, Son and Thompson, London, 1870-1901

Brass weight to weigh 70 grains

Pharmacy-ware
Brass weight to weigh 20 grains, made by Maw, Son and Thompson, London, 1870-1901

Brass weight to weigh 20 grains

Pharmacy-ware
Brass stand, screwed on the wooden box top, made by Maw, Son and Thompson, London, 1870-1901.

Brass stand on wooden box

Pharmacy-ware
Brass weight to weigh 100 grains, made by Maw, Son and Thompson, London, 1870-1901

Brass weight to weigh 100 grains

Pharmacy-ware

Breast pump

Nursing & Hospital Furnishings

1851-1900

Urethral dilator

Clinical Diagnosis

1870-1901
Fishskin case for pear shaped troy pound weight.

instrument case

Weighing & Measuring

1737
Brass pan, made by Maw, Son and Thompson, London, 1870-1901

Brass pan

Pharmacy-ware
Scale beam ends, made by Maw, Son and Thompson, London, 1870-1901

Scale beam ends

Pharmacy-ware
Grass pan, made by Maw, Son and Thompson, London, 1870-1901

Glass pan

Pharmacy-ware
Brass weight to weigh 80 grains, made by Maw, Son and Thompson, London, 1870-1901

Brass weight to weigh 80 grains

Pharmacy-ware

Medicine spoon

Pharmacy-ware

1832-1900
Set of nested troy cup weights.

Troy cup weight

Weighing & Measuring

1737
One pear shaped troy pound weight

Troy weight (standards)

Weighing & Measuring

1737

Apothecary's scales with steel beam and brass pans

Pharmacy-ware

1750-1850
Brass pan-holder, made by Maw, Son and Thompson, London, 1870-1901

Brass pan-holder

Pharmacy-ware
Brass pan, made by Maw, Son and Thompson, London, 1870-1901

Brass pan

Pharmacy-ware
Brass weight to weigh 60 grains, made by Maw, Son and Thompson, London, 1870-1901

Brass weight to weigh 60 grains

Pharmacy-ware
Rectangular mahogany box containing apothecary's scales and weights stand is fixed permanently to top of box, made by S. Maw, Son and Sons, London, English, 1901-1920

Rectangular mahogany box containing apothecary's s

Pharmacy-ware

1901-1920
White earthenware "Slipper" type bedpan, by S. Maw, Son and Sons, made in England, 1880-1900

Slipper type bedpan

Public Health & Hygiene

1880-1900
Set of flat troy penny weights in fitted mahogany case, 1737.

Set of flat troy penny weights

Weighing & Measuring

1737
Box for a throat atomizer, "Vel-fin" type, by S. Maw Son and Sons Ltd., London

Box for a throat atomizer, "Vel-fin" type, by S. M

Pharmacy-ware
Set of scales with oval box-type beam ends, 1 brass pan-holder with glass pan, 1 brass pan, brass stand screws into socket on box top, in wooden box with 1 spare brass pan, 2 glass pans and a set of weights, made by Maw, Son and Thompson, London, 1870-1901

Set of scales with oval box-type beam ends, 1870-1901

Pharmacy-ware

1870-1901