About this objectCream ceramic pan slipper pan with carry handle.
Bedpans are used to collect excreta from patients. Slipper pans were shaped to fit under a person lying or sitting in bed. Suitable for patients who can lift their hips.
Printed on inside of receptacle: "SLIPPER BED PAN | The Slipper should be passed under the Patient in front between the legs.
If a flannel cap be made for the blade fastened by strings under the hndle considerable comfort will be afforded."
MakerS. Maw Son & Sons Ltd
Maker RoleMedical Instrument Manufacturer
Period1918 - 1920's
Place MadeLondon, England
Medium and MaterialsCeramic, glaze
Inscription and Marks"MAW SON & SONS | LONDON, ENGLAND" makers mark stamped on base with clover leaf design encircled.
