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The British series is rich in tokens related to dentistry, many however, are rather elusive. These tokens began
with the barber-surgeons in the 17th century and continue through early engraved tokens, 18th century Condor tokens, 19th
century unofficial farthings and 20th century merchant pieces.
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| Believed by Bell to be a fantasy token struck for the collector market. |
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| Thomas Chambers practiced in Bolton from 1848-1875, and at the Bark Street address from 1871-1874 |
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| Gerrard of Longton near Stoke-on-Trent, a chemist practicing dentistry. |
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| Dixon is listed in trade directories for the period 1846-1851 as a dentist and surgeon dentist |
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| The date of this token has been narrowed down to 1860-1865 from the diesinker's address |
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| Robert Sleigh was listed in the Dentists Register from 1878-1942. He was at this address in 1910 |
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