Burnham's Beef, Wine, and Iron dose glass, 1890-1930

Burnham's Beef, Wine, and Iron dose glass, 1890-1930

E. S. Burnham Company

Glass

Measuring cup

Small glass measuring cup with three levels of measurement, "table", "dessert", and "tea."

E. S. Burnham Company

1890-1930, between

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Warren Anatomical Museum: 20161

object

1 does glass

physical object

Warren Anatomical Museum Catalog Number: 20161

This dose glass was created between 1890 and 1930 by the E. S. Burnham Company in New York City for use with "Burnham's Beef, Wine, and Iron great restorative tonic". It was owned by James Cotter, who kept it in his personal collection. In 2008, Mr. Cotter's wife, Mr. James Holland Cotter, donated this glass and other medical instruments and paraphernalia to the Warren Anatomical Museum.

Dose glass

2.75 W x 3.75 D x 5 H cm