Offered is a wonderful, circa 1940s, camphor glass, dental mortar and pestle complete with box and original insert. Prior to the mechanization of the process of mixing dental amalgam, durable mortar and pestles such as this were regularly used to mix dental amalgam by hand. This example is in unused condition!

The pestle measures nearly 4.5 inches long, with the mortar being 1.25" high and 1.75 inches in diameter. Embossed on the base "The L.D. Caulk Company...."...

Patented in 1923, this wonderful dental tool is marked "SS WHITE CHURNING SYRINGE #1" and is complete with all attachments including directions to create the proper mixture to produce dentures.

The instrument is made of what appears to be aluminum or stainless steel and is in in excellent condition. The syringe measures about 14 inches long x 3.5 inches wide. The box is complete and a bit tattered -- primarily at the seams. It sports 2 detailed labels as pictured...

Offered is a wonderful, circa 1940s, camphor glass, dental mortar and pestle. Prior to the mechanization of the process of mixing dental amalgam, durable mortar and pestles such as this were regularly used to mix dental amalgam by hand.

The pestle measures nearly 5 inches long, with the mortar being 1.5" high and over 2" in diameter.

The condition is fine except for a tiny fleck on the lip of the mortar.

An attractive piece!

"Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread" and intricate wheat tied with a bow are carved in this solid round bread board with raised concentric circles. A wonderful blessing for each meal!Seems to be elm wood and unused as there are traces of a hanger on the back. The color is a little darker than the photo shows. Always desirable for use as well as display! 11 1/2" diameter

Yes, this is available as of 3/24/10. Offered for your consideration is a 1933 "Free Sample" Corega dental powder tin that is in unused, complete condition.

Measuring just over 2.25 inches high, the lithography and Art Nouveau imagery are quite stunning. The condition is wonderfully preserved with minimal and faint paint loss to the tin. The box is complete and has minor wear from age and storage and sports its Art Nouveau styling similar to the tin. Just great!