Pair of c.1830 Silver Spectacles, Wallpaper Case

A pair of Philadelphia coin silver spectacles marked for the maker Mark Mccallister. With what appears to be the original blue wallpaper covered case. Dimensions: The case is 7 1/2" x 2 1/2" x 1".

TWO 19TH CENTURY VICTORIAN FANS AND A PAIR OF SPECTACLES. One tortoise shell fan, and one silver-inlaid mother-of-pearl fan (imperfections); pair silver wire spectacles in leather case. - Larger fan,

A PAIR OF WILLIAM IV SILVER SPECTACLE FRAMES, by Mary Ann Holmes, London 1833, with adjustable arms, in later tan leather tube case. 11.3cm wide

Scarce pair of Kentucky coin silver eyeglasses, one arm of frame marked R FRAZIER in serrated rectangle, attributed to Robert Frazier Sr., working Paris KY prior to 1799 and Lexington 1799-1851. Exter

Pair of antique eyeglasses or spectacles with Kentucky coin silver frames, the exterior of ends stamped CALVERT, attributed to T.C. Calvert, working Lexington c. 1850-1899+. 5 3/8" W. Note: more Kentu

Group antique shagreen cases & spectacles, 19th/20th c., possibly French or Chinese, incl. (3) eyeglass cases, (2) with pairs spectacles inside, and (1) compact with mirrored silver interior, stamped

FOUR PAIR OF SPECTACLESAmerican, late 19th to early 20th century. One pair of coin silver with rounded rectangular lenses and frames in original "Dexter & Haskins" case, another pair silver

3 pair expandable arms eyeglasses, 2 silver and 1 brass, with 3 cases and an extra case.

Antique pair of spectacles that fold into an a beautiful silver case with a spring release. There is a monogrammed letter E and chain loop at the end. Dimensions: 5.25"L x 4.75"W

5.25 inches long.

ANTIQUE GEORGE V SILVER SPECTACLES CASE, S.J. ROSE & SON, BIRMINGHAM 1926 in silver, the rectangular face is engraved with textured design, British hallmarks, 12.5cm, 76.9g.

Pair Silver Case Down Pillows 21" x 21"

Silver spectacle case, 800/000, with an openwork lid decorated with engraving and floral decor with images of insects. The top has an engraving: A. Markestein. 13x5x1cm. about 74 grams. Equipped with

Silver spectacle case, 833/000, oval model decorated with engraving and fitted with a ribbed rim. Size: unclear, jl.:k: 1869. 13.5x3.7cm. In good condition.

James Peters manufactured between 1830-1850. Glasses with adjustable sliding side frames, missing the lenses, fully marked, offered with the case they were found in; fully hallmarked sterling frame wi

Pair of candlesticks, marked Hamilton Sterling weighted, 4.75h inches. Case, marked German Silver, engraved Keeler's Broadway & Maiden Lane, Albany, NY, 3.5w x 1.75d inches. #Silver #VintageSilver

English silver mounted tortoise-shell spectacle case. London, 1922. Provenance: Estate of Florence and Herbert Irving. [4 1/2" H x 2" W].

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

Group of misc. including pair of oval brass frames, beaded coin purse with bird, a needle case, pair of spectacles & case, 2 miniature chickens, American Red Cross Volunteer enameled badge, miniature

Antique Fusee Silver Pair Case Pocket Watch Circa 1751. Fusee movement circa 1751 by Thomas French of Norwich in a silver Pair case; Bullseye crystal; fancy silvered dial etched French-Norwich; Repair

925 Silver Pair Case Pocket Watch: Geo Goodman London 37mm KW/KS No.11725 fusee, in a Londo made silver case circa 1800, fancy silver dial has LONDON and a flower in the center, no crystal, running.

A Goo Pair of Silver Sunglass Spectacles, English, hallmarked date letter and lion passant only, probably London 1813, maker TP, green lenses, turnpin sides without loops, in Chinese black lacquer cas

Antique Fusee Silver Pair Case Pocket Watch Circa 1750. Fusee movement circa 1750 by Johan Bernhart in Gerkhofer in a silver pair case. Bullseye crystal. KWKS; Porcelain dial has chips and repairs @11

N RAMSON, LONDON. A GEORGE III SILVER PAIR CASE VERGE POCKET WATCH the unusual enamel dial with original beetle and pocket hands lettered instead of numerals THOMAS MACHAN probably the owner. The sign