Antique Counterweights

beautiful flower motifs and thanks to the sleek brass counterweight this fine antique also is height

Height-adjustable kitchen lamp with porcelain weight and cover with castors, shade in white overlay opal glass with amber-colored glass rim. It is extendable 16 - 80 inch. Glass sha...

original counterweight. The chain has a maximum extension of 22 inches and at the top of the piece it is

-shaped iron counterweight inside the books, to guarantee its stability. Very special, they could be

, switched 'matchstick' lamp holders. The free-moving counterweights were designed to keep the lamps level

Including it's original counterweight.

) Steelyard balances were used to weight loads by moving a counterweight along the beam until it balanced and

hatch to the centre & retaining it's original heavy copper hands with heavy lead counterweights to the

lead counterweight eagle. The lantern has a candle socle at the base and a collar around the rim each

distance. The blue wall is a counterweight to the earthy pastel tones.

from 215 to 300 cm by means of a counterweight, easily adjustable to the height of lower rooms

We bought it in Schleswig-Holstein. Mahogany was used as counterweight in the hull of the sailing

wall and the height of the shade can be adjusted thanks to a counterweight. The shade rests on the

water and the more pastel tone of the sky. A counterweight to this is created by red highlights used all

has the original key and has counterweights, making it very stable. 2 of the 3 drawers behind the

with counterweight for proper functioning and minimum power requirement. The large dial frame with

used as a counterweight to inro. The netsuke is in box tree and has the form of a toad put on a sheet

bobesche and the counterweight. The handle inside the dome is also typical for Ofner (compare with the

With original green paint. Wonderful patina. England circa 1920

A wonderful large 17th century counterweight from the Catalan region of Spain. Beautifully crafted

Wall lamp with counterweight in brass with golden patina and gun barrel, France 1950. Fixed on an

A terrific set of 6 various sized Spanish 17th century bell tower clock counterweights in stone and

CAST IRON EAGLE, A BOOK PRESS COUNTERWEIGHT, MADE IN PHILADELPHIA, CIRCA 1813: The

This antique steelyard balance features two hooks and a barrel-shaped cast iron counterweight. One

Victorian Walnut Rotating Hat & Coat Stand - with urn finial tripod leg and cast iron counterweight

counterweight arm. French, c. 1900.

, China A sinuous silver counterweight worn at the back of an apron,

A set of 4 19th century Chinese stone weights. Originally used as counterweights in agricultural

with a hinged lid and mechanical beak, when tilted forward an internal counterweight opens the beak

instrument consists of a pendulum with counterweight that works with a clockwork mechanism with toothed

consists of a pendulum with counterweight that works with a clockwork mechanism with toothed wheels moved

scale: on one side from 0 to 15kg, on the other side from 0 to 10 hg. Counterweight on the right. Very

originally used as a counterweight for a tabletop balance. Cast in bronze, the petite weight takes the form

arms with round brass dishes that hold the weighted item in one, and counterweights in the other. The

This small figurine was originally used as a counterweight for a tabletop balance, used to parcel

This small figurine was originally used as a counterweight for a tabletop balance, used to parcel

This small figurine was originally used as a counterweight for a tabletop balance, used to parcel

This small figurine was originally used as a counterweight for a tabletop balance, used to parcel

counterweights. The lower section with round frame having fan shaped insets of textured glass, the center with

counterweight for a tabletop balances used by merchants to parcel out spices, opium or other valuable goods

pivots easily with a solid ball counterweight. It measures 58 inches to the center pivot point. The arm

base serves as a counterweight. Origin: England Period: Circa 1890 Dimensions: Diameter 34cm

counterweights) Hallmark: MINERVA Period: NAPOLEON III Goldsmith: MARRET Frères (registered in 1853) Origin

suspended from its tiny hole as a counterweight for a steelyard balance. Carved from stone in the Qing

suspended from its tiny hole as a counterweight for a steelyard balance. Carved from stone in the Qing

counterweights, and occasionally were elaborately carved as fashionable accessories. Toggles made of rare organic

century. The compass is made up of a copper container with a lead and glass counterweight on the bottom of

This sculptural stone object is a Qing-dynasty anchor, likely used as a heavy counterweight or as a

originally used as counterweights for a tabletop balance. The petite weights are cast in bronze in the form

goniometric circle. It is complete with lead counterweight and placed in its original mahogany wooden box

of the central part of the chandelier, achieved through an elegant counterweight system, allowing you

dimension. These columns are believed to be religious objects whereas others think they are counterweights

dimension. These columns are believed to be religious objects whereas others think they are counterweights

breaches. These columns are believed to be religious objects whereas others think they are counterweights

position by iron counterweights, which can be clearly seen in one of the pictures. If we open the writing

and Tsung. Others (perhaps less romantic) researchers think they are merely counterweights due to the

and Tsung. Others ( perhaps less romantic) researchers think they are merely counterweights due to the