Zograscope

Zograscope is an optical device for magnifying flat pictures that also has the property of enhancing the sense of the depth shown in the picture. It consists of a large magnifying lens through which t

Carved mahogany combination Stereoview and Zogracope with over 100 stereo views featuring many "Great Portland Maine Fire", European scenes, etc. Condition: Good. Support rod missing from zograscope.

19th C. English Mahogany Zograscope Magnifier on Stand, Magnifier and Reflecting Mirror Both Have Ebony String Inlays and Rest Within Turned Balaster Uprights Topped with Ball Finials, Turned Ringed C

A wood-body zograscope or stereo-graphoscope and photograph viewer with plate A. Hautecoeur, 172 Rue de Rivoli This example is a large table top, collapsible stereoscopic viewer made of wood with a fi

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY AND INLAID ZOGRASCOPE, typical form and raised upon a height adjustable turned stem, to a turned circular weighted base. 71.5cm high, 33cm wide

Walnut stand supports 5 inch lens. "Sold to N. Wilgus" otherwise unmarked. height 24 inches.

Mahogany Zograscope, an optical device for enhancing the sense of depth, late 18th/early 19th C., with adjustable turned pillar, hinged mirror, and 4 1/2 " viewing lens in frame. 26" (H)

Original optical diagonal viewer for reverse written perspective view prints of the 18th and 19th century. This allows a viewer to read those backward written subject views of yesteryear.Measures 8-1/

An Early 19th Century Zograscope Viewer An early 19th century mahogany zograscope with decorative Tunbridgeware inlay. Missing tabletop stand/cradle and with mirror heavily tarnished, however fully or

(lot of 2) Victorian era Zograscopes, no maker's mark, common from the mid 18th c. through the 19th c., used for magnifying photos or prints, both with approx. 5" diameter convex lens, largest piece f

Handsome tabletop wooden stereoviewer. Approx. 11l x 10 x 6 1/4 inches. [Stereoviewer, Early Photography, Stereoviews, Graphoscope, Zograscope]

Jacques Chereau (France, 1742 - 1794) "Vue d'un Temple Chinois...", 1780, framed and matted perspective view (vue d'optique) hand colored engraving, meant to be viewed through a Zograscope to enhance

English, c.1820, unmarked, constructed of French polished mahogany, large circular base with turned column, lens to front panel, mirror to rear with adjustment to the sides, height 74cm

A GEORGE III INLAID MAHOGANY ZOGRASCOPE/ VIEWER with adjustable turned top section having a magnifying lens and mirrored back; standing on a tapering ring turned and twisted column, with a circular ba

Late 18th/ Early 19th c English Mahogany Zograscope viewer - 27 x 11 x 8" diameter base.

77. Zograscope. Folding mirror/zograscope lens on turned wooden stand. 23 inches in height; moderate wear. [Dublin]: Del Vecchio, 1830s [400/600] With Del Vecchio's printed trade label on mirror verso

MARTIN ENGELBRECHT AUGSBURG c. 1750, zograscope pictures, 6 pieces, lithographed, handcoloured, 14 cm x 9 cm German Description MARTIN ENGELBRECHT AUGSBURG ca. 1750, Guckkastenbilder, 6-tlg, lithogr.,

MARTIN ENGELBRECHT AUGSBURG c. 1750, zograscope pictures, 6 pieces, lithographed handcoloured, 14 cm x 8,5 cm German Description MARTIN ENGELBRECHT AUGSBURG ca. 1750, Guckkastenbilder, 6-tlg., lithogr

MARTIN ENGELBRECHT AUGSBURG c. 1750, zograscope pictures, 6-pieces, lithographed handcoloured, 14.5 cm 9.5 cm, in the library German Description MARTIN ENGELBRECHT AUGSBURG ca. 1750, Guckkastenbilder,

A GEORGE III INLAID MAHOGANY ZOGRASCOPE, LATE 18TH CENTURY of typical construction with hinged mirror and lens, on an adjustable turned column and circular plinth. 63cm high

Late 18th or early 19th century, with inlaid base and frames and a ring and urn turned shaft.    Dimensions: the base is 8 1/4" in diameter, the overall height (adjustable) ranges from

GEORGE III MAHOGANY ZOGRASCOPE / PICTURE VIEWER, typical table-top form, with adjustable top with mirror and viewing lens. Retains an old surface with rich color. 19th century. 21 1/2" H, 9"

rare pre-photographic viewing device on a stand, made in France, the large magnifying lens and a hinged mirror are specially positioned to correctly view Vue d'Optique prints. Beautiful wood work, the

An early 19th century mahogany zograscope or optical diagonal machine. These table-top devices were used for viewing 'Vue d'optique' hand colored engravings sometimes called Perspective Views. The per