Antique Dental Extraction Tool Set with Suprema Gauge

This appears to be an antique or vintage set of dental tools, likely used for tooth extraction or other oral surgery procedures, housed within its original wooden case. The case itself is a rectangular, chest-style box made of dark, possibly stained, wood, showing significant wear, scratching, and discoloration, indicating considerable age and use. The interior of the case is lined with a textured, possibly velvet or strong fabric material, which appears to be dark brown or reddish-brown, and is heavily deteriorated, frayed, and soiled, especially along the top flap and where the tools rest. The tools themselves are made predominantly of metal, likely steel, given their silver-grey appearance and the presence of significant rust and corrosion on their surfaces. Each tool features a distinct, ergonomic handle, likely designed for a firm grip during intricate dental work, which transitions into a specialized working end. Many of these working ends are thin and pointed or curved, suggesting their use for prying and extracting. There are approximately ten such tools visible, stored upright in individual slots within the case. One notable component within the case, located on the right side, is a circular dial gauge, possibly a pressure gauge or an anasthetic delivery device, labeled 'Suprema'. This gauge has a white face with black numerical markings and a needle, indicating it is a precision instrument. The overall condition suggests the set has seen extensive use and has not been meticulously preserved, leading to a heavy patina, extensive surface degradation, and general signs of age throughout both the tools and the case. The presence of 'Suprema' on the gauge could indicate the manufacturer or a brand. The style of the tools and the decay of the case suggest a late 19th to mid-20th century origin.