19th C. Antique Brass Pharmacist's Balance Scale

19th century antique brass pharmacist's balance scale. Excellent antique condition. Measures 20" x 9.75" x 23".

19th C Antique French Brass Pan Gold Balance Scale Mounted on Carved Box with Drawer. Stamped on Brass Tray: 'L. Exupere, Paris. 21 inches x 18 inches x 9 inches

Antique Brass Balance Scale by White Bros & Co. Glasgow, late 19th/early 20th c., on mahogany base, marked 'To Weigh 1lb'; used condition, wear/worn, might be missing some weights, scratches, measures

Improved circular spring balance to weigh 30lb by ounces. The John Chatillon & Sons Company was formed in 1835 in New York. Issued: 19th c. Dimensions: 9.75"L x 4.5"W x 1.25"H Manufacturer: Chatillon

W & T Avery Ltd., Antique English Balance Beam Scalelate 19th c., cast iron and brass, white ceramic column and pan, with incised mark to beam "W & T Avery Ltd. / Birmingham, Class C / 7 lb." 34 1/4 x

Antique Portuguese Brass Scales, surmounted by a bull, 19th c., Lisbon. NOTE: from the collection of a retired Larchmont pharmacist [SSOR7002] (TC) Dimensions: 60" H to top of finial, widest arms exte

19TH C. MAHOGANY & BRASS BALANCE SCALE 30"H 20"W 15"D

English countertop brass balance scales, W & T Avery, Birmingham, 19th c., baluster-form standard, balance beam supporting two pans, on wood base, bearing maker's mark, approx 23"h, 19.75"w, 10.5"d, 1

Pans are approx 3 1/8" in diameter. Wood Case is approx 4 1/8" x 7" x 1 1/2" tall

Watchmaker Gold Scale, 19th C. wood & brass balance beam w/cased set of gram weights & set of flat pennyweights, VG working cond, 13"H x 13"W.

THREE ENGLISH 19TH C. POSTAL SCALES WITH ANOTHERThree (3) brass balance scales with "Indian & Colonies" postal info on two, and "British Empire - Egypt & U.S.A." on the other, all

Antique 19th C Christian Becker Scientific Balance Scale. Scale measures approx. 20" X 19" X 11.5"|| Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any condition reports or

28in T x 17 W x 18.5 D

English countertop brass balance scales, W & T Avery Limited, Birmingham, 19th c., balance beam supporting two pans, rising on wood base, accompanied by graduated weights, approx 28"h, 24"w, 12.5"d, 2

English brass balance scales, De Grave, Short, Fanner & Company, mid 19th c., balance beam supporting two pans, lever raises and lowers the arm, approx 20"h, 18"w, 10.75"d, 6.5lbs Start Price: $100.00

English countertop brass balance scales, W & T Avery Limited, Birmingham, 19th c., balance beam supporting two varied pans, rising on wood base, accompanied by graduated weights, approx 27"h, 19 7/8"w

Brass Balance by DeGrave & Co., London, c. 1840, with lattice beam, twin circular pans, setting lever, pillar support, and tripod stand with inswept feet. Height: 23 1/2"; Width: 21 1/4"; Depth: 12 1/

English wall-mounted brass balance scales, W & T Avery, Birmingham, late 19th c., wall-mount plate, issuing scrolled arm, class B balance beam supporting two pans, accompanied by (six) stacking weight

English brass balance scales, W & T Avery, Birmingham, late 19th c., baluster-form standard, balance beam supporting two pans, on a mahogany base, crown VR (Victoria Regina) verification mark, accompa

Antique Brass Postal Balance Scale w Brass Weights England c 1900. 6 inches x 11 inches x 7 inches

English cast iron and brass countertop balance scales, Stevens & Son, 38 Goswell Road, Aldersgate, London, mid 19th c., to weigh 150 oz, with remnants of gilt paint, small loss to finial, approx 30.5"

(lot of 3) English brass and cast iron balance scales, late 19th c., including: (2) Librasco, (1) W & T Avery, Birmingham, accompanied by thirteen assorted weights, largest scale: approx 6.5"h, 12.75"

**Originally Listed At $300** Western Europe or North America, ca. 19th century CE. A brass weight used with balance scale sets. This heavy piece was probably commercially used rather than domestic ��

Rare Late 19th c. Wood and Brass Scale, also functioned as a cane, probably used by a merchant, with incised weight delineations on the wooden shaft, the counterweight is slid along the shaft to deter