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mortar. Bronze. Spain, 1816.
A mortar with a flared mouth, decorated with
ribs derived from pillars and a band in the upper area with an inscription (I
am Don Juan Antonio Martínez, apot[...]
Large laboratory magnifying glass on stand, brass, 19th century. Adjustable stand, height at the lowest 36cm, height at the highest 50cm. Note 1 chip on the edge of the lens and some small scratches v[...]
Bronze mortar with stylized plant decoration.Spain, late 16th century.Height 7.8 cmDiameter 11.2 cmGood condition and beautiful patina, with tiny cracks from cast (not through).
Bronze mortar decorated with Gothic letters.Spain, late 16th century.Height 8 cmDiameter 11.5 cmGood condition and beautiful patina, with a small crack from use.
Antique and beautiful diptych sundial from the end of the 18th century. Wooden model decorated with garlands of foliage. Has its original reverse leaves. 7cm x 4.5cm (folded). Very good condition.
Free shipping for mainland France**********Rare truncated pewter baby bottle with a long, eventful spout and molded handle. Hallmark of Charles MARECHAL, active from 1819: sheaf (bruised) / MARECHAL. [...]
Elegant solid brass prismatic compass by Stanley London. This precise design was traditionally used for navigation, surveying, and scientific expeditions. The lid is engraved with a table of natural s[...]
Table sundial Bronze18th centuryVery good conditionDated on it : year 1725 Also an inscription: "Tempus Fagit" The style (central piece) is based on a sun decorationDiameter: 15.5 cmAll deliveries, ca[...]
Large sundial signed Le Maire, likely for Pierre Le Maire (1717-1785), a manufacturer in Paris. The sundial features a compass. On the back, the latitudes of various European cities. Retractable bird [...]
Beautiful, simple, late 17th century, walnut money changer's box, opening with lid, wire hinges, brass hooks. When open, it shows inside of lid sumptuously ink calligraphed : Mathieu Clot, Rue Tupin[...]
Quick descriptionAntique Ruhmkorff reel by E.Ducretet in Paris, circa 1880.Beautiful, rather rare, and complete model.Some surface oxidation on the metal parts, but good general condition.Dimensions40[...]
Triangular prism called Newton used in experiments of diffraction or decomposition of light. The large prism is mounted in a brass triangle connected to a wheel allowing it to pivot on itself. The pri[...]
Pinnule diving level by Jules Lefebvre et Cie - Height 19 cm, length 24 cm - Circa 1875 SDC25CLI002 Sold with a handcrafted solid wood stand, excellent presentation for a collection The device was use[...]
Blackened brass spotting scope mounted on a wooden tripod, 19th century. The manually focused telescopic body is adjustable using a brass ball joint. The whole is original, with no replacement parts, [...]
Educational panel, dermis and epidermis, in rubber and wood, circa 1960. Can be placed on an easel. 2 available, one of which retains more vibrant colors. Choose according to your taste. In addition t[...]
Surveying water level with 2 vials with its wooden support XIX SDC25NIV002 Surveying water level in brass with its wooden support and two protected glass vials with its wooden support In service, used[...]
Level signed Charles in Paris ANTIASSELANNES successor 42 rue des rosiers in Paris SDC25NIV001 Level of equal Bourdaloue type Diving spirit level with a beautiful handcrafted wooden support Used in th[...]
Bone Skull Used for Educational PurposesThe toothless jaw is articulated with two metal springs.The cranial vault has been cut open to allow observation of the interior of the skull.A protective varni[...]
This incomplete set of Benique urethral dilators, crafted in the 19th century, represents a fascinating piece for enthusiasts of medical history and collectors of antique surgical instruments. Benique[...]
19th Century Precision Level Inclinometer. Scientific instrument for the precise measurement of any inclination and leveling of surfaces. Cast iron painted in black and red with a chiseled decoration [...]
Brass and bronze microscope, signed Nachet Paris. Offered in its original mahogany case including: 3 eyepieces, 2 objectives with boxes. Articulated stand, pivoting vertically. Sharpness adjustment by[...]
The simplest and smallest of the telescope levelsRare miniature model of a Boyelle-Morin level with dioptric collimator. According to the Morin catalog 1910-1911, page 15: "This model is the simplest [...]
This interesting example of 18th century medical instruments is in beautiful condition and still contains its dark horn or tortoiseshell bleeding torches whose impeccable blades are marked PARIS. Silv[...]
Antique bronze MORTAR, with two handles bearing the coat of arms, inscription around the neck. In its original condition. Height 12.5 cm. Diameter 14.5 cm.
Rare set of drawing instruments from the late 18th century, of which the king's foot, the protractor, and the reduction compass, bear the signature Diebolt à Strasbourg. These three main instruments[...]
Small terrestrial globe or world map, drawn by the geographer J.Forest*, signed Maison Forest 17 rue de Buci in Paris, blackened wooden base, from the first half of the 20th century. This globe is in [...]
Antique Opticians box set of test lenses, circa 1900. In 1845, Emil Busch inherited the family-owned optical instrument company "Optische Anstalt Rathenow" founded in 1801. In 1852 he started to pro[...]
Portable, oblong-shaped urinal with a handle: "This container was initially used by ladies for "imperious urination", under the crinoline, during the endless sermons of the abbot of the same name" (G.[...]
Mortar and pestle. Bronze. 17th century. Mortar with a circular base, cylindrical body and slightly outwardly flared mouth, decorated with a series of smooth horizontal moldings arranged both at the b[...]
Small terrestrial globe or world map (14 cm high), signed J. Lebègue & Cie* Paris, on a blackened wooden base, from the Napoleon III period, 19th century. This globe is in good general condition. Sign[...]
This elegant precision scale was manufactured in France around 1800 to 1850 and is specifically designed to weigh gold coins commonly circulated in 19th-century Europe. It is in remarkable condition a[...]
Without battery, without energy… Brilliant mechanism which in its case, fixed on a cast iron base, itself screwed to a board was able to give exact results for decades, in the office where secretaries[...]
Large Culpeper-type microscope on a wooden base, attributable to Jecker. Same construction as the microscope signed Jecker in the Nachet collection. Number 80
An exceptional and unique piece from the 19th century: a large anatomical model made of papier-mâché and plaster, hand-painted. Marked with the original label: Prof. Dr. Benninghoven (vormals Dr. Benn[...]
Particularly compact monocular opera glasses. The eight segments fit together for convenient storage in a cardboard box covered in red leather and lined with emerald-colored velvet. Sixteen mother-of-[...]
Mahogany and brass marine telescope with three pulls With sun visor and lens cover Good optics. Works perfectly French work from the end of the 19th century Diameter: 4.5 cm. FOLDED. Length: 25 cm. EX[...]
Perfectly functional spyglass by the prestigious Parisian optician Ingénieur Chevallier. Beautifully assembled in copper, varnished brass and tortoiseshell. The 1842 catalog tells us that this bezel w[...]
A perfectly functional opera lorgnette. There are minor dents and tarnishing on the brass rings. The floral wallpaper is worn in places. Note the pretty green tint of the inner tube. The glass lenses [...]
Functional spyglass. There is a crack in the upper ivory part that holds the rear lens. Some signs of wear such as yellowing and small losses. To the naked eye, the glass lenses show no deterioration[...]
A perfectly functional opera lorgnette. There is a crack and other minor damage to the wood-effect resin surrounding the front lens. Some signs of wear on the outer morocco. Do take note of the attrac[...]
A perfectly functional opera spyglass. There are signs of wear on the brass varnish and slight dents around the edge of the front lens. To the naked eye, the glass lenses show some fine scratches, dus[...]
Large apothecary mortar in black marble with white veins and shell inclusions. On an old wooden column. Good condition. 18th century period. Dimensions: h26 diameter 41 and the wooden base: h74.5 diam[...]
A fully functional opera spyglass. There are signs of wear on the brass varnish and slight dents on the rim of the eyepiece and front lens. To the naked eye, the glass lenses show no signs of deterior[...]
Very beautiful terrestrial globe made by L.Windels Brussels The terrestrial globe has a very beautiful cast iron base The globe is in French. We can find the maritime currents, the different colonies,[...]
Mortar and pestle. Bronze. 19th century. Mortar with flared mouth and exterior decoration in relief based on balustrade elements (reminiscent of the ribs that these objects often had in the Spanish sc[...]
Lovely 19th century Erd Globus terrestrial globeVery beautiful little unusual model with a natural wooden base with a compass Globe in superb condition. No pock some traces of wear but really minimaW[...]
Terrestrial globe, at 1/65000000 (1 mm for 65 km), 'erected' and published by Joseph Forest in Paris (supplier of the Ministry of Public Education). This very complete globe is made of strong cardboar[...]
Luxury binoculars made from a combination of polished copper and aluminum elements, glass lenses, and leatherette sheathing sewn directly onto the metal tubes. Smooth inter-ocular adjustment and focu[...]
Spyglass made by Warner & Swasey Co.Dated ‘18 March 1902’ (As visible in Photo)Serial No. ‘N.265’.Comes with Original CaseMount engraved with ‘R.O.&.C.Co. - ROCHESTER.NY’.America - 1902Dimensions (Spy[...]
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