Burette Collection

Partial background vases: aiguiere (ewer), bottle (bottle) with rear side decorated with a pastoral scene and burette
FLO4633499 Partial background vases: aiguiere (ewer), bottle (bottle) with rear side decorated with a pastoral scene and burette (pitcher)

Plate and pitchers from Delft, Netherlands, 18th century
Plate and pitchers with gold and scarlet on a black ground from Delft, Netherlands, 18th century. Hand-finished chromolithograph from Ris Paquots General History of Ancient French

Le Vocabulaire Illustre: Burette; Oil-can; Oelkanne (engraving)
7195085 Le Vocabulaire Illustre: Burette; Oil-can; Oelkanne (engraving) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Burette; Oil-can; Oelkanne)

Flagon and butterdish from Delft, Netherlands, 18th century. Pitcher decorated with flowers, butterdish in floral pattern with a snail on the lid

Monument to the Siege of Zaragoza, 1908 by Agustin Querol. S
Napoleonic Wars. Peninsular War (1807-1814). Monument to the Siege of Zaragoza. Built in1908 by the Spanish sculptor Agustin Querol (1860-1909)

Fonds partiels (partial background) vases.. Chromolithograph by Gillot of an illustration by Edouard Garnier from The Soft Paste Porcelain of Sevres, Maison Quantin, Paris, 1891

Doctor holding buretts in studio, (B&W), portrait

Clamp stand, burette and conical flask

Titration, illustration C018 / 0912
Titration, illustration. Titration is used to find the concentration of a known volume of solution by fully reacting it with a second solution of known concentration, measuring the volume required

Bio-organic chemistry lab, France C017 / 7959
Bio-organic chemistry lab. Scientist working in the COBRA Bio-organic chemistry laboratory at the IRCOF (Fine Organic Chemistry Research Institute), University of Rouen, France

Bio-organic chemistry lab, France C017 / 7960
Bio-organic chemistry lab. Scientist working in the COBRA Bio-organic chemistry laboratory at the IRCOF (Fine Organic Chemistry Research Institute), University of Rouen, France

Bio-organic chemistry lab, France C017 / 7958
Bio-organic chemistry lab. Scientist working in the COBRA Bio-organic chemistry laboratory at the IRCOF (Fine Organic Chemistry Research Institute), University of Rouen, France

Microbiology laboratory C013 / 7243
Microbiology laboratory. Microbiologist working on the production of vaccines

Brass analysis. Image 6 of 7. Performing a titration to determine the percentage of copper in brass. This requires titration of iodine with sodium thiosulphate as the reagent

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"Burette: A Timeless Elegance from Delft, Netherlands in the 18th Century" Step into the enchanting world of Delft, Netherlands in the 18th century, where plate and pitchers adorned with intricate designs captivate your senses. The delicate craftsmanship of these treasures transports you to a bygone era. Le Vocabulaire Illustre introduces us to the mesmerizing beauty of a burette - an oil-can or Oelkanne as depicted in an exquisite engraving. Its graceful curves and ornate details make it a true work of art. Not far behind is a stunning flagon and butterdish also hailing from Delft. These pieces exude elegance and sophistication, showcasing the mastery of Dutch artisans during this period. Moving forward in time, we encounter Agustin Querol's Monument to the Siege of Zaragoza. This monumental sculpture pays tribute to history while reminding us of the resilience and strength displayed during challenging times. In another realm entirely, partial background vases catch our eye with their unique design elements known as fonds partiels. These vases add depth and intrigue to any space they grace. Stepping into a doctor's studio brings us face-to-face with knowledge and expertise. In one captivating portrait captured in black and white, we see a doctor holding burettes - instruments that symbolize precision and accuracy within medical practice. A glimpse into laboratories reveals scientific wonders at play. From clamp stands supporting burettes alongside conical flasks for experiments to illustrations depicting titration techniques; these images showcase advancements made in chemistry over time. Bio-organic chemistry labs take center stage next as we witness researchers diligently working towards breakthrough discoveries. France becomes our backdrop for innovation as scientists delve deep into understanding complex biological systems through meticulous experimentation. Lastly, we enter a microbiology laboratory where scientists explore unseen worlds teeming with life under microscopes' watchful gaze.