2 French Brass Microscopes

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

3 French Brass Microscopes 1) Signed: "C. Verick, élève spécial du Hartnack, rue de la Parcheminerie 2, Paris", c. 1870. Horseshoe base, rectangular pillar, capped with inclination joint, swiveling

7 Simple Microscopes 1) French botanical microscope, nickeled brass, glass cylinder, height 2 ¼ in., c. 1880. – 2) Linen tester with scale, signed "J. Casartelli & Son, Manchester", all brass, c. 1

Antique brass telescope made in France. Measures 9" tall and case is 3 1/2" x 10" x 5".

French. 1868-1875. Brass. In original fitted case featuring dovetailed construction. Includes a cased assortment of lenses. Engraved, "C. Verick Special de E. Hartnack rue de la Perchuminiere 2, Paris

2 Brass Microscopes 1) Drum microscope, c. 1850, maker unknown, lacquered brass, base diameter 2 ½ in., single mirror, sliding body tube for coarse adjustment, single milled-head rack-and-pinion fine

A lot of two French brass and crystal chandeliers circa 1940. Ht: 26.5" Wd: 18" (largest)

2 French Brass Repeater Carriage Clocks. 1) French Half Hour Repeater Carriage Clock. 1.75 in. porcelain dial with black hour numbers, French brass spring driven movement with half hour strike on a co

(pair) French brass two-light sconces, early 20th c., scroll bracketed column supporting two torch shaped arms with frosted shell globes, in need of wiring, approx 17"h, 12"w, 6.5"d, 15lbs total Start

(lot of 2) French brass floral basket form wall sconces, having a bow form bracket above twisted supports, over pierced basket issuing scrolling arms terminating in two sockets and porcelain flowers,

Pair of French brass and marble side cabinets, 19th century, having brass three-quarter galleries above square white marble tops, surmounting conforming cases having brass drawers above marble shelves

2 Brass Microscopes and Accessories 1) R. & J. Beck Ltd, London, no. 28601, signed at the base, double mirror, height-adjustable condenser with iris diaphragm, coarse and fine adjustment, with 2 obje

(pair) French brass three-light hall lanterns, early 20th c., having three scrolled arms with foliate accent, extending from fluted standard with flame finial, each supporting single light with faux c

2 Brass Microscopes Both unsigned, original lacquered brass, in fine mahogany cases. 1) Height 9 7/8 in., draw tube, milled-head screw fine adjustment, 2-part objective lens, 1 eyepiece, condens

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

Height- 4 1/8"- 4 1/2" In House Shipping with U.S. for $45 plus insurancePlease note: The auction house does not guarantee any of the clocks and watches are running or functioning properly.

(2) French brass inlaid boxes, incl. Tahan, 19th c., incl. a wooden dresser box with burlwood panels, brass inlaid parquetry and stringing, with monogrammed cartouche to lid, engraved on brass lock ed

(pair) French gilt brass hanging lanterns, 20th c., having cylindrical frame, scrolled ligature supports, fitted with colorless glass shade, enclosing simple standard issuing three arms, ending in can

2 French Brass Carriage Clocks.

2 Brass Microscopes by Watson comprising of: A Watson Fram Microscope engraved to the topof the tripod base ''FRAM 6602 W WATSON & SONS 313 HIGH HOLBORN LONDON' on tripod base with 2 objectives rack a

2 French Brass Floor Lamps with Shades - 71 in tall x 18 inch diameter

ONE WITH RUBY GLASS INSERT AND ORNATE FRAME AND HANDLE. EARLIER STICK WITH DEEP ELECTRIC BLUE IN ART NOUVEAU FRAME 6"H AND 7 1/2" UPDATED 2023 Terms for Purchasing and Shipping of Auction Items. Pleas

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including a small microscope engraved to the stage 'C. Reichert, Wein' and to the fine focus the same with a No.16, and stamped to the base No.8205, with another later microscope by Reichert numbered