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A Good Collection of Medical Instruments, including a creamware spitoon, a Bristol blue glass pocket spitoon, 2 white metal invalid spoons, a set ...
A Large Collection of small Silver & White Metal Funnels, including one with silver hall mark, 8 small funnels, 3 large funnels and one large funn...
A Fine Georgian Domestic Medicine Chest with All Silver Fittings, English dated from the silver handles & hinges with hallmark for London 1795*, n...
A Substantial Victorian Medicine Chest, English, c.1880, unsigned, the substantial cabinet constructed of French polished heavy mahogany, the lid ...
A Very Fine Georgian Travelling Medicine Chest English, c.1800, unsigned, of unusual form the case constructed of French polished mahogany with 2 ...
An Early Italian(?) Domestic Medicine Chest, Italian, early 19th century, the chest constructed of walnut with all iron fittings, with iron handle...
Large Collection of Ophthalmic Equipment, including various cased ophthalmoscopes and slit lamps along with other equipment (a lot)
A Complete & Smart Opticians Travelling Set of Trial Lenses, English, c.1920, unsigned, leatherette covered outer case with single drawer containi...
A Collection of Early Glass & Ceramic Eyebaths, comprising of 1 blue eyebath (chipped), 9 green eyebaths, 1 turquoise eyebath, 7 clear glass eyeba...
* An Early Ophthalmoscope,
* An Early Ophthalmoscope, with additional discs, in green box with purple lining
Collection of Opticians Measures & Rules, various forms and types of rules including boxwood bridge measure, a boxwood rule by 'Aubrey Huxtable lt...
Collection of Ophthalmic Equipment & Instruments, including various test equipment, trial frames, lens measures, ophthalmoscopes and other equipme...
A 19th Century Optician's Trial Set English, c.1890, marked 'HENY LAURANCE, IMPROVED CONVEX LENSES' with vulcanite guards and 6 pairs of lenses in...
Collection of Yellow Metal Spectacle Fittings, Collection of yellow metal, most lightly 10ct gold but untested 21.9 grams in total.
A Collection of Minor Surgery Pocket Sets, comprising of a larege set in black/purple leather with gilt lettering for 'J. Weiss & Son Surgical Ins...
A 19th Century Minor Surgery Set, French .c1860, with gilt lettering for 'MN CHARRIERE COLLIN & CIE, FABT D'INST DE CHIRURGIE, 6 Rue de L'Ecole de...
collection of Various Trocars,
collection of Various Trocars, including a trocar with a wooden handle with 3 points in the handle, in a red leather case, a sliver cased trocar w...
A Selection of Lithotomy Surgical Instruments, including a pair of Lithotomy forceps, an early and fine Lithotrite marked SIRHENRY A PARIS, and a ...
An Unusual Islamic Medical Set,
An Unusual Islamic Medical Set, The set English in manufacture but the case engraved with the Islamic moon and star above Arabic writing (partly s...
Medical Shagreen Etui
Medical Shagreen Etui English, c.1800, unsigned but instrument bearing different makers' names, including gum lancet marked Thompson, forceps mark...
A Georgian Set Of Surgeons Knives, English ?, late 18th / early 19th century, case unmarked but instruments with makers marks including J & S Maw,...
A Minor Surgery Set,
A Minor Surgery Set, English, c.1900, unmarked, owners name and address inscribed to the underside of the top flap 'Alfred Gahagan Alexander, 71 F...
An Unusual Ceramic Sick Room Night Light, Continental, c.19th Century, unmarked ceramic with crazed blue glaze, with peirced design at front to le...
Obstetric Surgical Instruments,
Obstetric Surgical Instruments, Including, a set of Craniotomy Forceps with wooden handles stamped 'YOUNG EDINBURGH', a set of Denman's Perforator...
An Unusual Form of Mudge's Inhaler, English pewter, 19th century, unsigned but marked with an impressed 'I' to the base, of unusual form with no h...
Small Domestic Medicine Chest,
Small Domestic Medicine Chest, English, mid 19th century, unmarked the cabinet with 2 doors opening to reveal 14 glass bottles (some replacements)...
A Collection of Small Chemists Ceramic Apothecary Jars, comprising of 4 small jars with glass labels, 4 jars with painted labels and another, most...
A Collection of Medium Ceramic Apothecary Chemist Jars, Comprising of 6 jars with pained labels, one missing a lid, most with cracks, chips and da...
Collection of Large Mixed Chemists Apothecary Jars, comprising of an unusual cream jar with a lable for UNG: ANTIM; a blue and white jar with a gl...
A Collection of Feeding Cups,
A Collection of Feeding Cups, including some with hand painted decoration, some with transfer print, some plain and a rare glass example (crack to...
A Collection of Cased Medical Items, including a small leather traveling apothecary set (containing 2 of 7 bottles), a black leather covered medic...
Collection of Medical Metalwear,
Collection of Medical Metalwear, including 3 19th century French pewter & brass enema pumps, 3 metal bottle containers 2 with bottles, a metal cas...
A Collection of Period Engravings of Hospital Buildings, Comprising of the following engravings; Bethlehem Hospital, coloured engraving. View of t...
A Collection of Cream Ceramic Bourdaloues, comprising of 7 all of slightly different size and design, 2 marked Boots Chemist underneath
A Set of High Frequency Glass Electromedical Electrodes, English, c.1910, case marked in gilt lettering, 'A. C. COSSOR LONDON' leatherette covered...
A Swiss Sphygmograph & Other Instruments by Jacquet, comprising of a clockwork driven Sphygmograph with twin bellows (membrane missing), a large c...
A Dudgeon's Sphygmograph
A Dudgeon's Sphygmograph c.1890, English, clockwork-driven medical diagnostic instrument to record pulse rate on a smoked paper strip, in nickel p...
Early Veterinary Instruments,
Early Veterinary Instruments, comprising of a leather bound case of instruments with a gilt label for 'BOURGOIN SUCCR DE VIRTEL, 32 BOULD ST MARTI...
Medical Pewter 2 large Syringes,
Medical Pewter 2 large Syringes, English early 19th century, pewter syringes, probably veterinary, longest, 61cm
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