A Victorian Campaign Style Induction Coil Electro Therapy Shock Machine c.1890

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A Victorian Campaign Style Induction Coil Electro Therapy Shock Machine c.1890Origin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 Depth: 6. 25 Height: 7. 75 Width: 6. 75 (all at extremities) The nineteenth century electro therapy shock machine, with induction coil with two brass tubes attached to cables through which the current flows, used to treat nervous diseases and housed in a good oak campaign style dovetail jointed box with the original brass carrying handle and catches. The condition is entirely

The only evidence were the rings

The plate does have some minor areas of wear

in aid of The Royal Infirmary

Goravan Persian rugs are tribal rugs hand-woven in a small village near the carpet-making centers of Heriz and Tabriz

Depth: 14 inches (all at maximum)

The weighty primitive stained pine box

which when looked upon

split into two sections with a horizontal division

This group comprises more than half of a collection which surfaced in 1945 and was subsequently split

The very decorative column

This type of table always sees some looseness and movement to the top due to the mechanism but she can still be used daily and she is structurally sound throughout

There are some pierced holes to the zinc around the edges

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