Two Curios 19th Century Bronze Medical Enema Syringes

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Two Curios 19th Century Bronze Medical Enema SyringesOrigin: English Period: Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 90 Compact Length: 14. 5 inches (larger) & 17 inches (smaller) Extended Length: 25 inches (larger) & 23 inches (smaller) Base diameter: 2. 1 inches (each) Each attractively decorated, one with stylized flowers and the other with gadrooning, the bronze now displaying a beautiful deep patina. The enemas remain uncleaned and are in totally original condition, whilst the

signaling that it would have once bore a diluted form of castor oil obtained from the seeds of the plant RICINUS COMMUNIS

Drew & Sons were based at number 33 Piccadilly Circus from 1887

Connotations of victory

one to each corner

many would have paid attention to see them merely out of curiosity and this rabbit is no different

Circumference: 11

unusual subjects include photographs of clothes made by the families during the war

were stationed at 51 Rathbone Place from 1817-1862 dating this box to that period

with no apparent tears

the flowers in a inky blue vase sat on a ledge

yet subtly banded into two segments on each of the four arms terminating on the heel into a final raised segment indicating that the spurrier was a skilled craftsman

The pine cases

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