TWO CHINESE TORTOISESHELL MYOPIC SPECTACLES

TWO CHINESE TORTOISESHELL MYOPIC SPECTACLESOne all tortoiseshell with circular lenses and folding temples, circa 1880. The other with transitional style tortoiseshell rims around the circular lenses a

TWO CARVED TORTOISESHELL FRAME SPECTACLESChinese, circa 1890. One with tinted oval quartz lenses, the other with clear oval lenses, both with hinged temples. One in embroidered case, the other in two-

THREE PAIR OF CHINESE HORNED RIM AND TORTOISESHELL SPECTACLESChinese, late 18th to early 19th century. All with circular lenses, with two brass bridges and a steel bridge, 1790-1810.From the collectio

TWO CHINESE SPECTACLESEarly 19th century. Both with circular tortoiseshell rims to the circular lenses, with brass angular bridges and hinged temples.From the collection of Dr. J. William Rosenthal, M

CHINESE TORTOISESHELL SPECTACLESCirca 1830. Circular crystal lenses with carved bridge and folding temples, in case.From the collection of Dr. J. William Rosenthal, M.D.Dr. Rosenthal was a well-known

TWO CHINESE SPECTACLE CASES18th / 19th century. One silk embroidered on a pink ground, the other bejeweled on black cloth.From the collection of Dr. J. William Rosenthal, M.D.Dr. Rosenthal was a well-

FOUR CHINESE CARVED TORTOISESHELL SPECTACLESCirca 1800. All with carved bridges and folding temples. One with oval sunglass lenses, another with circular sunglass lenses, the third with large clear le

CHINESE CARVED TORTOISESHELL SPECTACLESCirca 1870. Circular lenses and folding temples.From the collection of Dr. J. William Rosenthal, M.D.Dr. Rosenthal was a well-known ophthalmologist, an expert on

TWO CHINESE BRASS SPECTACLESCirca 1800. Both with circular lenses, angular bridges and decorative folding temples.From the collection of Dr. J. William Rosenthal, M.D.Dr. Rosenthal was a well-known op

TORTOISESHELL SPECTACLESChinese, circa 1880. Carved frames with folding temples.From the collection of Dr. J. William Rosenthal, M.D.Dr. Rosenthal was a well-known ophthalmologist, an expert on the hi

TWO SPECTACLESChinese, 3rd quarter 19th century. One rimless with round lenses and folding temples. The other folding of horn and brass with replaced lenses, both with brass.From the collection of Dr.

A pair of steel framed spectacles in a case with hinged cover, another pair of steel framed spectacles and two pairs of tortoiseshell framed spectacles

TWO TORTOISESHELL GLASS CASES WITH WIG SPECTACLESEnglish, 19th century, 3 pieces. A silver mounted case with large presentation escutcheon that reads "Presented to William McAdams Corporal R. S.

THREE TORTOISESHELL FRAME SPECTACLESChinese, early 19th century. One with shaped metal bridge to the oval frames holding amber lenses. Another showing Chinese markings a top the angular bridge with ci

Two Chinese Song-style ceramics; one tortoise shell-glaze; one junyao-type; H: 10" (larger)

CHINESE SPECTACLESCirca 1790. Tortoiseshell rims around the circular lenses, with brass angular bridge and decorative folding temples.From the collection of Dr. J. William Rosenthal, M.D.Dr. Rosenthal

CHINESE SPECTACLESCirca 1810. Tortoiseshell frames around the beveled circular tea stone lenses, brass angular bridge and decorative folding temples.From the collection of Dr. J. William Rosenthal, M.

Two Chinese glazed porcelains, including green glazed vessel with spout and tortoise shell vase; 13" x 5 1/2" (larger, approx.) Condition: general wear, frits, pits, minor losses

A Carved Lapis Snuff Bottle. Together with two cinnabar snuff bottles, a coral specimen (5") and a Chinese tortoise shell box Lapis: 2"

THREE PAIR OF CHINESE HORNED RIM SPECTACLESChinese, late 18th to 19th century. All with circular lenses with brass bridges, two circa 1800 with one later 19th century.From the collection of Dr. J. Wil

THREE BRASS FRAME SPECTACLESChinese, 18th / 19th century. All with circular lenses and folding temples. One with C bridge, the other two with angular bridge.From the collection of Dr. J. William Rosen

THREE SPECTACLESChinese, late 19th century. One with oval tea stone lenses and hinged temples with one extension missing. The last two with brass frames holding oval lenses.From the collection of Dr.

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,

HORN OR TORTOISE SHELL WIG SPECTACLES, LOT OF THREE, oval frames with colorless lenses, carved or shaped light brown/dark brown mottled composition, short straight temples, two examples likely tortois