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  • Laeurec-style monaurel stethoscope

    Description:
    Laeurec-style monaurel stethoscope [early 19th century].
    Date:
    early 19th Century

  • William Hyde

    Description:
    Portrait of William Hyde, an early 19th century physician in Stonington, Connecticut. Facsimile signature.
    Date:
    undated

  • Apothecary jar.

    Description:
    Apothecary jar. Early 19th century. France. Porcelain. Label: blank. Octagonal jar on low shaped base, hand painted "Imperial gate" scene with saints' heads and chinese figures. Lid has some damage. 12.5" tall.
    Date:
    early 19th Century

  • Enema kit

    Description:
    Ivory-tip brass enema syringe. 19th century. No key. Wooden box - velvet lined.
    Date:
    19th Century

  • Apothecary jar. Label: Boras Cupricus.

    Description:
    Apothecary jar. 19th century. France. Label: Boras Cupricus. Handblown clear glass jar with lid.
    Date:
    19th Century

  • Apothecary jar. Label: Cubebae.

    Description:
    Apothecary jar. 19th century. France. Porcelain. Label: Cubebae. Handpainted design of arab scribe. Convex lid. 10" tall.
    Date:
    19th Century

  • Apothecary jar. Label: Sang: Draconis

    Description:
    Apothecary jar. Late 19th century. Ceramic. Label: Sang: Draconis. Decorated in gold and blue with golden serpents. 11.5" tall.
    Date:
    late 19th Century

  • Apothecary jar. Label: Ung- Basilic-

    Description:
    Apothecary jar. 19th century. France. Porcelain. Label: Ung- Basilic- Handpainted design of an arab scribe. Convex lid. 8" tall.
    Date:
    19th Century

  • Apothecary jar. Label: Pulv: Gum: Arab:

    Description:
    Apothecary jar. 19th century. France. Porcelain. Label: Pulv: Gum: Arab: Handpainted design of arab scribe. Convex lid. 10" tall.
    Date:
    19th Century

  • Apothecary jar. Label: Extr: Achic

    Description:
    Apothecary jar. Late 19th century. Ceramic. Label: Extr: Achic. Decorated in gold and black with pink roses. 10" tall.
    Date:
    late 19th Century