An English Brass Telescope on a Mahogany Tripod

A decorative English brass telescope on mahogany tripod, marked R & J Beck LTD, London on barrel; 65"H 53.5" barrel length

An English Brass Telescope by Cooke and Sons, York-London 19th Century on a mahogany tripod stand. Height 63 x length of scope 72 inches.

English Brass Telescopeunmarked, late 19th - early 20th century, brass construction, collapsable tripod stand; presented in fitted mahogany case. Tube 25 in. closed; 30-1/4 in. extended Additional hi

English antique telescope on tripod. Stamped for ADIE London 1890, Stand. Garr. Tele. No. 1 Mark 1. Brass Fittings, stamped in brass, tripod mahogany legs, app five feet. Telescope wrapped in black le

DESCRIPTION: 19th Century English brass telescope raised on a folding wood tripod base. Marked: "63 Farringdon Rd. London Broadhurst Clarkson & Co. Includes lens cap and finderscope. CIRCA: 19th Cent.

Antique Brass Telescope on Antique Mahogany Tripod. Telescope is 35" long. Overall 68" H. Tripod is 59" H.

English brass and mahogany telescope or long view, circa nineteenth century, with sliding eye piece cover, apparently unmarked. 21" H x 2.5" Diameter.

Description: Brass Astronomical Telescope on Mahogany Tripod, c. 1890's, the mount marked 'Stanley, London', includes auxiliary sight telescope. Measurements: Height: approx. 5

Cased Brass Mahogany Telescope & Tripod, Eng., 19th C.. 4 Drawer telescope. "J.P. Cutts Sutton and Son, Opticians to her Majesty Sheffield and London, Warrented" Also and 3 draw telescope marked "Stan

English Brass Astronomical Telescope on Wooden Tripod Base Dimensions of telescope: 31" H Dimensions of tripod: 73.5" H

Bausch & Lomb Harbormaster Brass 35 x 76MM Telescope. On mahogany tripod stand. Established in 1883. USA. Signed in cursive on left side of Telescope Bausch & Lomb. Numbered 3379. This piece is a scul

VINTAGE BAUSCH & LOMB HARBORMASTER BRASS ASTRONOMY TELESCOPE ON TRIPOD MAHOGANY STAND #0706-HEIGHT 60" \ TELESCOPE 48" LONG-VERY GOOD PRE OWNED CONDITION-DP12623

English Stanley London brass telescope on a tripod stand, 20th C (base L34 X telescope L28 X D5)

English Stanley London brass telescope on a tripod stand, 20th C (base L34 X telescope L28 X D5)

Mid 19th Century. Tube is 46 inches long. Case includes five additional eye pieces and other related pieces. Includes tripod for tabletop and tripod of a later date. Scope is stamped Dollond London ar

Early 20th Century, Mahogany Tripod Stand, Overall Height 48, Length 40 Inches, One Leg Has Been Repaired. Surface Scratches, Some Lenses Present, Needs Adjustment And Possibly Servicing Or Parts. See

CASED ENGLISH LIBRARY TELESCOPE - Unmarked 19th c. Solid Brass Telescope with Tripod Stand, rack and pinion adjustment, 2 1/4" objective, 30" tube, with celestial and terrestrial eyepieces, 40" with e

19th Century English Brass and Wood Telescope stamped with the Name of a London Maker branded as the Night and Day Telescope Untested so Sold as is

A William Ashmore Three-Draw Day Or Night Brass & Mahogany Telescope, London, 19th Century, Inscribed on body. Used for nautical navigation. Expanded length: 42 in. L: 17 D: 2 1/2 in. From the Estate

Late 20th century. Metal face marked "Comitti of London, Made in England". Notched post fits into brass tripod and mahogany base 23.5"h. 11"d.

Antique canvas covered brass English telescope signed Wm. Desihap? Liverpool. Single draw opens from 23 to 38 inches. Mounted on 60 inch wood and metal tripod stand.

An English Brass 4-Inch Reflecting Table Telescope George Adams the Elder, London, 18th Century with eyepiece, screwing focusing, mirror, reflector on a folding tripod stand with cabriole legs, the tu

unmarked, possibly English, late 19th-early 20th century, fitted with small sighting scope. Tube fully extended 55 in.; tripod legs 56 in. Additional high-resolution photos are available at LelandLit

Lot 133 Brass-Mounted Mahogany Telescope Ross of London telescope, serial # 32414, mounted on folding tripod base height (overall): 81 inches Provenance: Property from the Estate of Seymour Stein