Coxeter and Plucknett & Co. - Instruments de chirurgien (2) - Acier, Ebony






Cinq ans d'expérience aux enchères parisiennes, spécialiste des décorations militaires russes et d'Europe de l'Est.
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Deux coffrets d’instruments chirurgicaux londoniens du XIXe siècle par Coxeter et Plucknett & Co., environ 1850–1900, dans leurs boîtes de présentation d’origine à charnières, avec des instruments en acier à poignées en ébène, fabriqués au Royaume‑Uni et en bon état.
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Two 19th-Century London Surgeon’s Toolkits by Coxeter and Plucknett & Co.
A paired offering, two antique surgical instrument sets crafted by two of London's most esteemed historical makers, Coxeter and Plucknett & Co.
Housed in their original hinged presentation cases, this pairing provides a captivating look into Victorian surgical innovation, making them an iteresting centrepiece for a "Cabinet of Curiosities," home library, or historical medical collection.
Set 1: The Coxeter General Surgery Toolkit (c. 1860–1890)
Maker: Coxeter, London stamped clearly on the surgical steel instruments — a premier London instrument maker active from 1836 to 1939.
Contents: Features a collection of traditional ebony wood-handled scalpels, specialised hooks, (one missing the handle), scissors, and probes.
Presentation: Housed in a dark textured leatherette case lined with striking, plush crimson-red velvet and fitted brass retention slots.
Condition: Good period condition with rich patination on the steel and intact ebony handles.
Set 2: The Plucknett & Co. Specialist Kit (c. 1880–1910)
Maker: Plucknett & Co., London, stamped onto three of the scalpels, one other stamped 'Weiss', two unmarked.
Contents: A slender, precision-crafted array of fine steel blades, probes, and spatulated instruments designed for delicate medical procedures.
Presentation: Housed in a sleek dark case featuring a vibrant, deep blue velvet interior with a maker stamp on the upper lid lining. which is indistinct but appears to be 'Weiss London'.
Condition: Good preservation with clean lines and functional clasps.
The Coxeter set measures 20 x 9 x 4.4cm and the Plucknett set 18 x 7 x 3.2cm
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Two 19th-Century London Surgeon’s Toolkits by Coxeter and Plucknett & Co.
A paired offering, two antique surgical instrument sets crafted by two of London's most esteemed historical makers, Coxeter and Plucknett & Co.
Housed in their original hinged presentation cases, this pairing provides a captivating look into Victorian surgical innovation, making them an iteresting centrepiece for a "Cabinet of Curiosities," home library, or historical medical collection.
Set 1: The Coxeter General Surgery Toolkit (c. 1860–1890)
Maker: Coxeter, London stamped clearly on the surgical steel instruments — a premier London instrument maker active from 1836 to 1939.
Contents: Features a collection of traditional ebony wood-handled scalpels, specialised hooks, (one missing the handle), scissors, and probes.
Presentation: Housed in a dark textured leatherette case lined with striking, plush crimson-red velvet and fitted brass retention slots.
Condition: Good period condition with rich patination on the steel and intact ebony handles.
Set 2: The Plucknett & Co. Specialist Kit (c. 1880–1910)
Maker: Plucknett & Co., London, stamped onto three of the scalpels, one other stamped 'Weiss', two unmarked.
Contents: A slender, precision-crafted array of fine steel blades, probes, and spatulated instruments designed for delicate medical procedures.
Presentation: Housed in a sleek dark case featuring a vibrant, deep blue velvet interior with a maker stamp on the upper lid lining. which is indistinct but appears to be 'Weiss London'.
Condition: Good preservation with clean lines and functional clasps.
The Coxeter set measures 20 x 9 x 4.4cm and the Plucknett set 18 x 7 x 3.2cm
