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Actions	Easing the Toothach Remove from selection Add to selection Object numberHC.J.16.X.13 TitleEasing the Toothach CreatorJ. le Petit (Publisher)‎ DescriptionHand-coloured engraving on paper by an unknown artist and published by J. le Petit, 20 Capel Street, Dublin, early 19th century. A rural Irish tooth drawer extracting a maxillary left molar using a key. He is dressed somehwat gaily in a brown coat, red waistcoat, yellow breeches, and boots fitted with spurs. He is bald as shown by the patient, a local country chap, pulling his wig off in anguish as the tooth is extracted. Production placeDUBLIN Production date Production periodNineteenth century, early Object nameEngravings Object categoryDental MaterialPaper Dimensions Frame Height: 77 cm Width: 61.5 cm Depth: 3 cm

Object numberHC.J.16.X.13

TitleEasing the Toothach

CreatorJ. le Petit (Publisher)‎

DescriptionHand-coloured engraving on paper by an unknown artist and published by J. le Petit, 20 Capel Street, Dublin, early 19th century. A rural Irish tooth drawer extracting a maxillary left molar using a key. He is dressed somehwat gaily in a brown coat, red waistcoat, yellow breeches, and boots fitted with spurs. He is bald as shown by the patient, a local country chap, pulling his wig off in anguish as the tooth is extracted.

Production placeDUBLIN

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Production periodNineteenth century, early

Object nameEngravings

Object categoryDental

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