(3) 19TH C CAMERA LENSES, ALL BRASS, ONE MARKED AS

(3) 19TH C CAMERA LENSES, ALL BRASS, ONE MARKED AS PICTURED. NOT SURE WHAT THEY CAME OFF OF. LARGEST MEASURES 5 1/2". FROM SAME ESTATE AS THE OTHER EARLY CAMERAS ARE FROM.

19th Century Brass Camera Lenses and Film Viewer. Comprising large lens marked 'Bausch & Lomb Optical Co., ROCHESTER, N.Y. / B-L / 2,6 / 1844769; lens marked 'WATERBURY LENS / Scovill Mfg. Co. / NEW Y

Late 19th c. Box Camera, with dovetailed mahogany case, square bellows, no maker's mark, with brass lens marked "Aplanat No. 1, Rath.Opt.Ind.Anst., vorm Emil Busch, Rathenow", camera is mounted on a r

DESCRIPTION: Three 19th century brass Queen's footstool pin cushion and needle cases. Two with brown velvet to top and one with black. All three marked W. Avery & Son Redditch. MEASUREMENTS: 2" wi

Engraved Darlot Paris. Height 3 1/2 inches. Lens approx. 2 1/4 inches.

DESCRIPTION: Pair of 19th century picture frames with crosses and IHS to top. Each with leaf and floral design and each with a picture of woman. One marked to back AJI 364. MEASUREMENTS: 3-5/8" to 3-3

19th C. Antique Brass Photography Enlarger/Camera Lens. This antique lens piece is one part of an enlarger, used in darkroom photographer. An enlarger is similar to a slide projector, projects the ima

A Late 19th Century Homemade Camera Obscura Drawing Device painted pine with a sliding hinged two-piece lid, one end with a Peerless Quick Acting Brass Petzval lens mounted, Serial No #521 (c.1870s-18

DESCRIPTION: Three pairs mother-of-pearl and brass opera glasses. 19th century. One pair with eye rings marked "SUPERIOR GLASSES DUCHESSES FAB". One pair monogrammed. MEASUREMENTS: Various. Ranges fro

PAIR OF JASPERWARE AND BRASS CANDLESTICKS, each executed in a Neoclassical style with blue-and-white Wedgwood-type bases, weighted. One example marked "D" and the other "C". 19th century. 9 3/8" to 9

Jamin Darlot, Paris Camera Lenslate 19th century. brass with optical lens. Appears to be engraved in lens. Ht. 9 in. Max Dia. 4 3/4 in.

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

19th C. Carpenter & Westley kaleidoscope. Lacquer and brass body with single lens. Eyepiece marked P. Carpenter Sole Maker. (Approx. 6 3/4" long, 10 1/2" long when expanded). From the collection of Er

THREE SPECTACLESEarly 19th century. One of steel with green double-D lenses and hinged temples. Another steel with C bridge and circular lenses. The last brass marked "Hittner" with oval len

Antique photographic image viewer with two smaller eyepieces and lenses and one larger magnifying lens. Cherrywood body with scrolling and floral inlaid designs. Brass metal hardware and fittings. Int

(lot of 3) Antique cameras: (1) Sanderson Junior camera, SN 6154, by George Houghton & Son Ltd., c. 1904, Thornton-:Pickard Time & Instantaneous shutter, brass lens with 8 to 64 aperature adjustment,

Pr. 19thC English Brass & Mahogany scribing tools, one marked T.Reynolds. 6.5"(L)

Engraved A.N.C. Mon Jamin / Darlot Paris. Height 5 inches. Lens approx. 2 inches.

DESCRIPTION: Two 19th century brass Quadruple Golden Casket needle cases. Both with raised fleur de lis design to each side and marked W. Avery & Son Redditch. One marked to top Patent No 3517 186

A collection of 3 antique oval tobacco boxes, made of copper. Flanders, 18th/19th C. One marked 1871. "Ik ben de gast die gaarn tast" Dimensions: (L: 7 x W: 12 x H: 3,5 cm)

Lot (3) 19th c. "as found" portraits. All unframed. 34" x 27", 29" x 25", 22" x 18". One marked verso "Sam Satterlee/Aged 85".

3 - 19th century cast iron small sewing machines, including: one on left is marked "F & W Automatic" with hand crank and all original stenciling, middle one is marked "Made in Germany" with original s

Blair Camera Co. of Boston (in business 1885-1899), 8" x 10" wet plate bellows camera called the "Tremont Outfit", ca. 1893, having mahogany case, cloth bellows, nickel plated fittings, brass lens cas

(3) American Advertising Stoneware Jugs 19th century, 1 & 2 gallon jugs. One marked Fisher, Lyons, NY. Max Ht. 14 1/2 in.