Mahogany and Brass Vacuum Demonstration Device

damage to front standard, ground glass intact, with a plate changing device,

Combination dial receiver and transmitter. Mahogany and brass. Not marked. Ca. 1900. Missing one foot; otherwise in virtually new condition. From the Howard Hazelcorn collection.

Mahogany and brass. Approx. 12 3/4" W. From the estate of Mark Zulli, antique collector and dealer for 50 years. (6131)

19th c. Patented Machine for nervous diseases, manufactured by W.H. Burnap, New York, in brass mounted mahogany case with ivory hand crank, brass gears, velvet covered coils, and original hand grips,

A good 19th century apothecary pill making device. Measures 2.75 X 16.5 x 12.5 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

2 Large Physical Demonstration Instruments, c. 1880 1) "Electrical Egg", for the demonstration of an electrical discharge between two electrodes in a near vacuum, original lacquered brass, height 25 i

Collection of Physical Demonstration Models and Technical Devices 1) Carbon arc lamp, demonstration model by John Browning, London, original lacquered brass, 2 graphite electrodes, one height-adjustab

Demonstration Model of the Single-Cylinder Steam Engine "Lady Margaret" Hand-cranked museum model, polished steel, brass and cast metal, mahogany-lagged cylinder Ø 3 1/5 in., crosshead guide in l

Electrical Telewriting Machine by Jules Richard, Paris, c. 1890 Early French device, for recording meteorological data such as pressure, vacuum or temperature. Marked on brass plate "Enregistreur, Jul

Erhard & Sohne - German Arts & Crafts Mahogany & Brass Jewelry Chest c1905. Unsigned. Excellent original patina. Erhard Sohne was granted the world patent for the manufacture of brass inlay in 1904. 1

A Rare & Important Mahogany & Brass Carte Des Visite Studio Camera Sliding box design, with dovetailed joints, 9 individual lenses with masking fascia panel and sliding individual lens shutters to the

Mahogany with leather top. House top with multiple compartment. Leather top pull outs. 47"h. x 60"w. x 30"d.

Regency style brass-banded mahogany dining/side chairs in the taste of Thomas Hope, with shaped paneled back above a shaped rectangular seat above square tapeing legs terminating in paw feet. 35" H x

Pair Bagues style mahogany, brass side tables, Mid-20th c., in three tiers with brass supports and acorn finials, high quality casting, possibly by Mallett, each 29"h x 20"l x 15"w Provenance: A Priva

It measures 40" tall x 39" long x 17.5" deep

British Colonial mahogany and brass campaign secretaire, 19th c., the upper case fitted with double mullion doors, opening to shelved interior, bat wing handles to sides, over lower case with pull out

19th/20th century, figured mahogany with five dovetailed drawers, constructed in two cases, brass corner mounts and inset drawer pulls, 43 x 39-1/4 x 19 in. , Provenance: Private Georgia Collection

Carved Mahogany Brass Mounted Campaign Chest, 19th c., with two deep frieze drawers over three graduated deep drawers, with folding brass handles, on block feet, H.- 38 3/4 in., W.- 46 1/2 in., D.- 19

Georgian, cellarette, England, mahogany, brass, lead, retailer's tag, retailed by Wolfe's of Birkenhead, 29.25"w x 23"d x 21.5"h

An unusual mahogany brass inlaid Art Deco sideboard floating on a shaped base circa 1935. Ht: 37" Wd: 96" Dpth: 20"

FRENCH EMPIRE STYLE MAHOGANY BRASS MOUNTED CENTRE TABLE LATE 19TH CENTURY (89cm diameter, 70cm high) Provenance: A Northumberland Country House

Louis XVI Style mahogany console side table, raised on brass column legs to front, black golden Portoro marble top with gilt brass gallery, likely circa nineteenth century. 37.5" H x 37" W x 14.5" D.

Erhard & Sohne - German Arts & Crafts Mahogany & Brass Ice Bucket c1905. Unsigned. Excellent original patina. Erhard Sohne was granted the world patent for the manufacture of brass inlay in 1904. 6.75

Erhard & Sohne - German Arts & Crafts Mahogany & Brass Jewelry Box c1905. Unsigned. Excellent condition. Erhard Sohne was granted the world patent for the manufacture of brass inlay in 1904. 9.5"w x 6