Object Listing

It is a 2 pan torsion type balance which utilises both internal and external weights. Complete with set of weights in wooden case. Material: Wood, brass and glass. Colour: Brown, brass and clear. Maker: William A. Webb, c. 1910.

A piece of furniture with a flat top and one or more legs, providing a level surface for eating, writing or working at. Material: Oak. Colour: Brown, c. 1920.

A stand for supporting a potted palm. Material: Wood. Colour: Brown, c. 1930.

Used for softening and tapering corks ranging in sizes from 0 to 22. Material: Metal and wood. Colour: Painted grey. Maker: Enterprise M.F.C. Co., c. 1928.

Used to serve coffee or tea. Material: Porcelain. Colour: White, gold and blue. Maker: J.Z. & Co., c. 1910.

Used for carrying food and drink, or for holding small items or loose material. Material: Silver-plated brass. Colour: Silver, c. 1940.

Used to produce light continuosly for a period of time using an oil-based fuel source. Material: Cast iron, glass and porcelain. Colour: Brass, clear and white, c. 1920.

Laryngoscope. Used to treat some problems in the vocal cords or throat. Material: Metal (nickel-plated), glass and leather. Colour: Silver, clear and red. Maker: Solide, c. 1925.

Small syringe used with hollow needle for injection of material into or beneath the skin. Material: Glass. Colour: Clear. Maker: Burroughs Wellcome & Co., c. 1920.

Small syringe used with hollow needle for injection of material into or beneath the skin. Material: Glass. Colour: White and brown. Maker: Parke, Davis & Co., c. 1921.

Quantitative test case contains: Ureameter, test tube, measure, Cawardine's saccharometer, pipette. Material: Glass. Colour: Clear. Maker: Mayer & Meltzer, c. 1930.

Used for operations. Set contains: Curved bistoury, abcess knife, apatula, catheter, director/ear scoop x 2, artery forceps, caustic stick, scoop. Material: Metal (silver) and tortoise shell. Colour: Silver and brown. Maker: C. Baker, c. 1820.

The metal inhaler has two mouthpiece accessories for a metal tube with a coiled spring and cotton absorbent. Material: Metal (nickel-plated). Colour: Silver, c. 1940.

Used to administer a fluid. Material: Glass. Colour: Clear. Maker: Mayer & Meltzer, c. 1940.

These instruments were used for the determination of concentration of an unknown solution. Patented: 24 April 1928 serial no. 1667478. Material: Metal. Colour: Painted black. Maker: Klett M.P.G. Co., c. 1928.

Medical instrument used for examining the external ear. Material: Metal (nickel-plated). Colour: Silver. Maker: F. Davidson, c. 1930.

For use of measuring human body temperature. Material: Glass and metal. Colour: Clear and silver, c. 1910.

For use of measuring human body temperature. Material: Glass and metal (nickel-plated). Colour: Clear and silver. Maker: Down, c. 1911.

Used to drain urine from the bladder. Material: Glass. Colour: Clear, c. 1930.

For use by sugeons. Material: Metal (nickel-plated). Colour: Silver. Maker: Collins, Arnold and C. Ash & Son, c. 1930.

Used for retaining primarily the upper eyelid and eyelashes. Material: Metal (nickel-plated). Colour: Silver, c. 1910.

Use for stamping. Material: Bermuda cedar. Colour: Brown, c. 1904.

Used for writing and drawing, and it does not have its own reservoir for ink. Material: Wood. Colour: Light brown, c. 1902.

Used for cutting open the pages of hand-produced books. Material: Bermuda cedar. Colour: Brown, c. 1904.

Used for display and fixing something resting upon it. Material: Bermuda cedar. Colour: Brown, c. 1904.

In leather-covered case. This instrument, c. 1941, consists of 2 tubes, one of which has a slit at its end, and the other, sliding with in the first, contains an eyepiece and prism. A test tube of the solution to be examined is placed between the slit and a source of illumination. Line spectra of solutions such as oxyhaemoglobin, reduced haemoglobin, carboxyhaemoglobin, methaemoglobin, haemochromogen and haematoporphyrin were determined during practical classes. Material: Metal. Colour: Painted black. Maker: Beck, c. 1940.

Used to hold a table napkin or serviette neatly on a dining table. Material: Bermuda cedar. Colour: Brown, c. 1902.

Daguerreotype. In gilt frame. Material: Wood, leatherette and metal. Colour: Black and brass, c. 1900.

Used for drawing straight lines. Material: Wood. Colour: Brown and black, c. 1910.

Is an open container. Material: Brass. Colour: Brass, c. 1910.