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Storta da laboratorio in vetro soffiato trasparente dei primi del XIX sec.

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Transparent blown glass laboratory retort from the early 19th century.

$532.86

£399.88

€450

CA$746.39

A$819.05

CHF 424.07

MX$9,804.69

NOK 5,320.39

SEK 5,005.46

DKK 3,428.52

About the Item

Transparent blown glass laboratory retort from the early 19th century, used for distillation, has a spherical body and long neck in the center. Very Good Condition. Measures length cm 30 - inch 11.8, height cm 14 -inch 5.5, width cm 11 - inch 4.3. Curiosity The retort is an ancient laboratory instrument widely used by alchemists that has maintained its form virtually unchanged over the centuries and used in the distillation of fatty substances. Retorts can be considered as the simplest type of distiller, where the "neck" performs the function of a cooler from which the distillate exits to be collected in another container. Before the advent of capacitors, retorts were used by many prominent chemists such as Antoine Lavoisier and Jons Berzelius.

Dimensions:

Height: 5.5 in (13.97 cm)Width: 11.8 in (29.98 cm)Depth: 4.3 in (10.93 cm)

Materials and Techniques:

Glass

Period:

1820-1829

Date of Manufacture:

1820

Condition:

Wear consistent with age and use.

Seller Location:

Milan, IT

Reference Number:

1stDibs: LU1020238154112

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