19TH C. MEDICAL BRASS BLOODLETTING SCARIFICATORS

This is a Phlebotomy Scarificator For Bloodletting circa late 1700's - Mid 1800's -This instrument with its 12 Sharp Steel Blades was used to cure ailments by draining the Blood... This piece of Histo

This is a Phlebotomy Scarificator For Bloodletting circa late 1700's - Mid 1800's -This instrument with its 12 Sharp Steel Blades was used to cure ailments by draining the Blood... This piece of Histo

A Miscellaneous Collection of Antique Metal and Glass Medical Instruments by Various Makers, 19th/20th Century, Including a brass bloodletting scarificator, tonsillectomy instrument, surgical set, an

Mid 19th century brass fleam (blood letting instrument), spring loaded, Civil War era. Size: 3.5 in long.

Cased French 19th c. brass medical device, the case is signed "Galante". Case 9.5"l.x4.25"w.

(lot of 6) Antique brass medical equipment, 19th c., including: (1) sink, having ribbed and fluted motifs throughout, vessel with single spigot, over removable basin, cylindrical standard, twisted wro

19th century brass and steel medical bloodletter, 3.25"L

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 and painted areas to show major

19th century. The group includes four various instruments which are quite interesting. One handled device marked “G. Riemann N-York†another is housed in its original box.

French, late 19th century, brass body of drum form with engine turned decoration, signed 'GALANTE' 12 blades, in velvet lined leather covered case

Antique shagreen cased brass scarificator or bleeder with ten blades. Marked "SAVIGNY". PROVENANCE: The Englishman's Antiques, Addison, Texas. Case: 2.13"H x 2.5"W x 2.13"D, Circa - 19th C.

A pair of 19thC medical under-arm crutches, constructed from turned painted hardwood, with brass height adjustable mounts and leather pads. each pprox 48 1/2" long

Europe, probably United Kingdom, ca. 1800 to 1850 CE. This is a trio of 19th century medical devices, They are all fleams, handheld instruments for blood letting, made of horn, metal, and shell. Size

English, 19th Century, likely a military or Naval Medical kit. Wooden case with brass handles, locks and hinges. The top opens and it has a lower draw. Top section has 8 slots for bottles and comes wi

An antique set of Medical or Midwife Umbilical Cord Scissors or Forceps. The Scissors are made of brass and are in the figural form of a Stork. They are unmarked. The Stork Scissors measure 4 1/2" lon

Medical Votive Offerings, 19th century, European, Christian ex voto models, an infant in silver plated brass,18cm; an eye, in white metal, unmarked, 6.2cm across, with a box of floating votive candles

mid 19th century, upright rectangular wood case with brass carrying handle, hinged top opening to divided interior housing numerous glass bottles and tools, above a lower drawer with divided interior,

Fisher & Wagstaff (English). Antique mid 19th century English Doctor's travel chest crafted of fine quality mahogany wood with gilt brass mounts and hardware. Fitted with 15 original glass bottles, gl

Davis & Kidder's Patent Magneto-Electric machine for Nervous Diseases, 19th century, brass-bound mahogany-cased instrument with paper label. weight-driven geared-brass and cast-iron steel instrument,

19th c. Patented Machine for nervous diseases, manufactured by W.H. Burnap, New York, in brass mounted mahogany case with ivory hand crank, brass gears, velvet covered coils, and original hand grips,

Three Scarificators, c. 1900 Brass and steel. 1) Two for human medical purposes, with twelve blades each, clamping lever and knob for adjusting the depth of the incision, in original boxes. - And: 2)

Three (3) early (18th - 19th Century) English, Queen Anne brass candlesticks. Measure approximately 4 in. x 4 in. at base and from 6.75 in. - 9.25 in. tall. Weighed as set 3 lbs. Provenance: From the

Pair of late 19th century brass planters, having relief fleurs-de-lys and horse and rider medallions. [Each: 8 x 8 (dia) inches].

Antique Brass Library Telescope, Thomas Harris London. Beautiful 19th century optical device is made of brass and is attached to a tripod stand. Engraved Thos Harris & Sons, London; the piece is also