Filtered by:
- Sale Section
- List
- Grid
A subscription to the Price Guide is required to view results for auctions ten days or older. Click here for more information
An Electromedical Shock Machine by Weiss, English, c.1890, signed 'Weiss & Son, 62 Strand London', French polished mahogany case with recessed bra...
A Large French Medical Coil,
A Large French Medical Coil, the Appareil Electro-Medical by Breton Freres, 43 Rue Dauphine Paris, plaque illustrating medals awarded in the 1855 ...
A Large Electro-Medical Coil,
A Large Electro-Medical Coil, English, c.1850, signed 'Horne & Thornthwaite, Newgate St London', in mahogany case with pasted instructions, coil...
Pulvermacher's Medical Hydro-Electric Chains, awarded medals in the 1855 Paris Exhibition, complete in case with paddles and handles, apparently u...
A Miniature Electro-Medical Device, English, c.1880, by Bourne, Johnson & Latimer, in mahogany case with boxwood stringing, with improved magneti...
A Miniature Electro-Medical Device, with illustrated label to lid, c.1880, mahogany case with boxwood stringing, 14cm across
A Human Half Skeleton,
A Human Half Skeleton, with complete skull, articulated jaw and separated craniumProvenance: Property of a UK surgeon, purchased by him in 1986 w...
An Early Elecro-Medical Coil,
An Early Elecro-Medical Coil, English, c.1850, by Slater & Oakes of Derby, in lacquered brass and turned mahogany on mahogany base ...[more]
An Early Elecro-Medical Coil,
An Early Elecro-Medical Coil, English, c.1860, by Mr W H Halse, Professor of Medical Galvanism, in lacquered brass and mahogany with large volta...
Two Electro-Medical Devices,
Two Electro-Medical Devices, Hodgkinson Health Machine designed and made by the inventor and patentee T C Hodgkinson of Hammersmith, with Dr C B ...
A Dissected Human Skull,
A Dissected Human Skull, unsigned, late 19th century, dissected for medical teaching, held together with brass hinges and latches, wax modelled an...
A Human Skull,
A Human Skull, 19th Century, female, probably teenage as there is little wear to the teeth and the wisdom teeth are still low in the jaw bone; Pro...
A Large Brass Equinoctial Sundial, French, early 19th Century, octagonal base with two levelling screws, plumb bob and central compass surrounded ...
Loading...