TWO SPECTACLES

TWO SPECTACLESAmerican, early 19th century. One silver finished with oval frames (no lenses) and sliding temples, one marked "McCallister - PHILAD", circa 1810. The other brass with blue tin

TWO SPECTACLESChinese, 3rd quarter 19th century. One rimless with round lenses and folding temples. The other folding of horn and brass with replaced lenses, both with brass.From the collection of Dr.

16th-10th century BC. A group of two spectacle pendants, each formed as two coils of rod, loop between. 16 grams total, 53-55mm (2"). From a private collection, Lancashire, UK; acquired on the UK art

TWO CHINESE SPECTACLESEarly 19th century. Both with circular tortoiseshell rims to the circular lenses, with brass angular bridges and hinged temples.From the collection of Dr. J. William Rosenthal, M

TWO CHINESE SPECTACLE CASES18th / 19th century. One silk embroidered on a pink ground, the other bejeweled on black cloth.From the collection of Dr. J. William Rosenthal, M.D.Dr. Rosenthal was a well-

An assortment of vintage gentleman's items including: lighters, match safes, fly fishing flies, miniature travel clock, gold filled spectacles, two cigarette cases, coin holder, mini playing cards in

Original colorful paper poster reads, "Al. G. Barnes Circus," and the added features, "Persia," and "The Pageant of Pekin." Two gorgeous spectacles of Oriental Magnificence. Marked,"30-1" lower left,

A railroad semaphore arm having a cast iron frame with three spectacles (two present) and a yellow painted metal blade. 26in tall x 72in wide. Blade not attached.

A railroad semaphore arm having a cast iron frame with three spectacles (two as-is) and a yellow painted wood blade. 30-1/2in tall x 53in wide. Blade not attached.

19th century spectacles - two with colored lenses - round and oval lenses; 4 other pair with gold filled frames.

TWO PAIR OF SPECTACLESAmerican, 19th century. One pair marked "22" by "LAZARUS & MORRIS" with oval lenses and wire frames, the other marked 14K gold with oval frames.From the colle

TWO CHINESE BRASS SPECTACLESCirca 1800. Both with circular lenses, angular bridges and decorative folding temples.From the collection of Dr. J. William Rosenthal, M.D.Dr. Rosenthal was a well-known op

Two hallmarked silver spectacle / glasses cases, gross weight 147g. George Unite 1894, & Wilmots Birmingham 1905, both with silver chatelaine attachments.

A pair of steel framed spectacles in a case with hinged cover, another pair of steel framed spectacles and two pairs of tortoiseshell framed spectacles

A railroad semaphore arm having a cast iron frame with four spectacles (only two present) and painted metal blade. 28in tall x 61in wide. Blade not attached.

A selection of jewellery and other items. To include a single-strand of lapis lazuli spherical beads, two filigree floral hatpins, together with pendants, earrings and two pairs of spectacles and a le

TWO PAIR OF GOLD SPECTACLESEnglish and American, c. 1900. The English pair, is marked 9K with foliate line engraved temples and faceted frame and bridge, marked "J and H. T.", the other Amer

BRASS FRAME DOUBLE-LENS SPECTACLES, LOT OF TWO, oblong or oblong-octagonal metal frames with sliding-pin extension temples, one with teal green glass double close-hinged lenses, ma

TWO CARVED TORTOISESHELL FRAME SPECTACLESChinese, circa 1890. One with tinted oval quartz lenses, the other with clear oval lenses, both with hinged temples. One in embroidered case, the other in two-

TWO CHINESE TORTOISESHELL MYOPIC SPECTACLESOne all tortoiseshell with circular lenses and folding temples, circa 1880. The other with transitional style tortoiseshell rims around the circular lenses a

Two pairs of antique spectacles / eye glasses. One is hand held lorgnette with sterling silver handle. Handle is 5" long.

A turquoise and eighteen karat gold ringdesigned as two fixed "stacked" bands, spectacle-set with oval cabochon turquoise, each measuring approximately 4.95 x 3.00 x 1.85 mm. 1.2 dwt; size: 7

Two Pairs of 18th Century Spectaclesa sterling silver pair with slide extension temples and a steel pair with folding temples and green sun lenses.

ASSORTED COLLECTIBLE ARTICLES, UNCOUNTED LOT, including a German Hoffritz map measurer/compass with case and box, two pair of steel-frame spectacles, a carved and polychrome parrot-form parasol handle