TWO BRASS MICROSCOPES

Including a Dollond, London double pillar monocular compound microscope, marked Dollond London, with several accessories; and a boxed field microscope, also compound and monocular, unmarked, with comp

Group of two antique brass microscopes, together with a collection of early slides. The box with slides has 12 removable slide drawers. There are a total of 50 slides contained in the box.Larger Micro

Two small brass compound monocular microscopes and brass-inlaid mahogany traveling boxes circa 1850 The larger box hinges marked "Rec. Aug. 21, 1850", the box includes lenses and other accessories; th

Two lacquered brass compound monocular microscopes, Two lacquered brass compound monocular microscopes, 19th century, one with a folding tripod stand, a square pillar and rack-and-pinion focusing, mah

Description: 1. Pocket or field microscope constructed of brass having two glass lenses, c 1880.2. Cased set of five slides mounted on glass within an ivory slab, circa 1880.The slides were likely acq

2 French Brass Microscopes 1) Signed: "M. Stiassnie à Paris", c. 1895. 3¾-inch round base, two tubular pillars, capped with inclination joint, swiveling and gimbal-mount double mirror, substage pinh

Unmarked Brass Microscope 14" mirror is detached but present and a Carl Zeiss Nr 43315. 13"

Cast Iron & Lacquered Brass Microscope in original wood case. Patent dates of Oct. 3, 1876 and Oct. 13th, 1885. Bottom marked "13" and ownership inscription. One Optical and Two Objective lenses. Pain

Two brass scopes to include Schmalcalder, six draw monocular telescope, Strand, London along with Leitz brass microscope, ht. 12 3/4", SN#50498.

Three circa 1900 brass microscopes by E. Leitz Wetzlar, no. 42123, no. 53579, and no. 80829, the later two examples with black lacquered bases, and two wooden cases, one with a E. Leitz Wetzlar label.

3 Brass Compound Microscopes 1) Unsigned, probably France, unusual two-pillar construction, iron foot, brass, original lacquer, rack-and-pinion focusing, height 8 ¾ in., c. 1875. – 2) "R. Wasserlei

An English Brass Binocular Microscope Negretti and Zambra, London, Mid-19th Century with rack and fine-focusing on a Y-foot and having twin eyepieces, two objectives and a fitted wooden case, the case

A Brass Monocular Microscope, Ca 1900. Mounted to a hinged wooden support, with rack and pinion focussing, stage with two glass clips, and gimballed mirror.

A Lacquered Brass Monocular Drum Microscope, 19th Century, Unsigned. With two eye pieces, three objectives, six glass slides (empty). Contained in a walnut fitted box. With key. Case dimensions: H: 3

A cased early 20th century Brass Bausch & Lomb Co. microscope. Serial #34888 with adjustable tube, three objective lenses, and tilting frame on a U-shaped base. Dovetailed Mahogany case with two fitte

Thread Counter Microscope (Vagus B2) from Edm. Gaillard Berlin, around 1920, brass casewith two exchange eyepieces (one of the best), in orig. Casket with marked lid, 16.5 x 7 x 10 cm

English Double-Pillar Microscope, c. 1840 Signed on the label in the box "John Galletti Instrument Maker, Glasgow"; original lacquered brass, round base, pivoting concave mirror, two columns, sliding

Brass; sliding panel holds (7) lenses, plus two extra lenses; accessory missing off back of door; cased; case H-16", VG-EX

NY; brass scope; glass plate on deck is cracked; two lenses in case and two more small lenses in box (3/4) (1/5); drawer has slides; cased; case H-12", G-VG

GINO SARFATTI (Venezia, 1912 - Gravedona, 1985). Due lampade a muro in ottone nichelato, ferro e alluminio verniciato. Anni '50. Mis. Lung. cm. 90 Alt. cm. 80 Diam. cm. 40 ca. Val. 4200/5600

CIRCA 1980 Movement : Manual, wound by keys, signed Dial :White dials, signed Case :Brass enamel cases with flower motifs, signed With :Key Measurement 80 x 120 x 65 mm (large), 50 x 75 x 45 mm (small

MASTERCRAFT Brass & Glass Dining Table. Two Brass Sculptural Pedestal Bases support 1" thick glass top. Bases can be used as display pedestals by removing glass top. -- Dimensions: H: 29 inches: W: 84

TWO BRASS TELESCOPING FLOOR LAMPS 20th century height of taller to shade 57 1/2in (146cm)

Circa 1750-70, 43 1/4" high, 20" wide CONDITION: In good antique condition. Old glass in good condition.