Antique breast pump by Maw & Son, 1870. The box is original and complete but taped on some edges, the main item, the glass pump, is clean and intact, the end of the small glass tube is broken and the rubber tube has hardened with age. The catalogue page was taken from the Maw catalogue for 1870. Medical instrument.
 
The box measures 14.5 x 7.5cm (5.75" x 3").
 
Maw and Son were a British company S. Maw, Son & Sons, a manufacturer of surgical instruments and medical supplies. The company's origins trace back to George Maw, who in 1814 purchased a surgical plaster factory and later expanded into instrument manufacturing. His son, John, became a partner in 1826, and the company was renamed George Maw & Son. Over time, the company evolved, incorporating other family members and partners, including Solomon Maw and John Thompson, leading to various name changes like S. Maw, Son & Thompson and ultimately S. Maw, Son & Sons. 
 
A really interesting and quirky collectable piece of medical history.