Cast Brass Opera Glasses, Occupied Japan

Description: A pair of nickel plated cast brass opera glasses. The underside of frame is marked, "MADE IN OCCUPIED JAPAN". A stamp of SAN in a circle is stamped on the framework above that. The body i

Description: A pair of cast brass opera glasses. The barrels are cast with a geometric pattern and still have a good brass patina. The frame is nickel coated and stamped on the field lens end, "MADE I

Description: Cast brass barrels, silver plated in a stylized wave pattern below a leaf design. Marked 3x on the top bridge and Made in Occupied Japan on the bottom bridge. History: Opera glasses, also

Description: Barrels are silver plated over cast brass with Egyptian hieroglyphics. Top bridge is marked, "Made in Japan". History: Opera glasses, also known as theater binoculars or Galilean binocula

Description: Nickel plated brass with black enamel. Cast brass with large winged birds and branches of berries. Adjustment ring is hard plastic. JAPAN stamped on frame. History: Opera glasses, also kn

Lot includes silver pair mad In Occupied Japan, brass pair with mother of pearl made in Paris, and a brass pair with thick celluloid covering. This pair has 3 split sot the celluloid. Condition varies

Description: 1.Metal, leather, made in Occupied Japan. 2.Brass, leather, no markings. 3. Brass enamel, orange enamel. Made in France. 4.Brass, leather. Colmont, Paris. 5. Brass, leather with handle. D

Description: Cast brass opera glasses made by Chevalier, Paris which is hallmarked on the eyepieces. "Made in France", stamped on frame. History: Charles Louis Chevalier (born Paris, Apr 19th 1804, di

Description: A pair of cast brass and nickel plated opera glasses. The eye pieces are hallmarked, "Chevalier, Paris". History: Charles Louis Chevalier (born Paris, Apr 19th 1804, died Paris, Nov 2th 1

Vintage Fancy Silver Plate Binoculars / Opera Glasses. Made in Occupied Japan. Size: 2.75L x 4w

Description: A pair of cast brass and pewter opera glasses. The barrels are decorated with outdoor scenes of couples. Nice rainbow patina. The eye pieces are hallmarked, "Reine Paris". History: Opera

Description: A pair of cast brass and nickel plated opera glasses. Scenes of cherubs and children playing outside decorate the body. No hallmarks are found. History: Opera glasses, also known as theat

MOTHER OF PEARL, MARKED IRIS PARIS WITH HANDLE. EGYPTIAN DESIGN METAL, MARKED OCCUPIED JAPAN. & SMALL MOTHER OF PEARL, MARKED LEFILS PARIS.

Field Binoculars, Egyptian Motif, Silver Alloy, Occupied Japan

Folding pocket opera glasses in brown leather casing; wheel on top to adjust focus. Metal plate reads, Made In Occupied Japan. Age and use related wear. Weight: 6 oz #operaglasses #theaterbinoculars #

19th century, including a pair of repousse tin opera glasses, brass telescope and a pair of cast bronze plaques marked "Horace Vernet" and "Auber." Longest 6.5 in. Additional high-resolution photos a

CERAMIC COLLECTIBLE FIGURINES-MARBLE & GLASS EGGS & MORE-BRASS DUCKS-HUMPTY DUMPTY TRINKET BOX-FIGURINES MADE IN OCCUPIED JAPAN & MORE

Two shade gas conversion pendant gilt and satin antique japan finish. Circa: late 1890 to 1910’s. Condition: Age Consistent / Gas Conversion. Material: Cast Brass, Spun Brass, Tube Brass & Glass. Fi

31 Poet Cards including Longfellow, Stevenson, Dickens, Kipling, Holmes, and more. Vista opera glasses in leather case, metal pheasant, cast aluminum duck, pool cue cement in original box, brass belt

Early 20th century Victorian magnifying glass with a cast and chased, angled brass handle. Marked, "Japan". Excellent condition. Measures 7.75" x 7.5" (lens measures 4" dia).

Late 19Th/Early 20Th Century Mother-Of-Pearl And Brass

Ca. 1900. Floral brass decoration with enameled bands. Composition adjuster, shaped handle. French patent notation on lenses. 4"w.

Beautiful designed La Reine ,Paris Brass Enamel Opera Glasses with Lorgnette. Antique French guilloche enamel on brass opera glasses with lorgnette telescopic handle with optics made by La Reine Paris

Two Mother-of-Pearl and Brass Opera Glasses, late 19th c., one by Laville, Paris; the second by Verdi, Paris, with original cloth and leather case, Larger- H.- 2 1/2 in., W.- 4 1/4 in., D.- 1 3/4 in.