Antique Optician

Early 19th century Opticians Trade sign A larger than normal example of an early 20th century cast metal and glass opticians trade sign, in the form of a quirky pair of spectacles.

A. Franks Ltd was an optician and instrument maker which traded between 1879 and 1950.

Hand painted metal advertising sign for an optician. The shield was attached to the facade on an optician shop and is painted with the same motive on both sides.

Rare early 20th century opticians English enamel trade sign A rare example of an early 20th century opticians English enamel trade sign.

Royal House Antiques Royal House Antiques is delighted to offer for sale this Vintage circa 1920's Hamblin London LTD height adjustable Opticians table with wheels Please note the ...

2 Large leaded glass optician’s window signs. The window signs have both been mounted in a bespoke wooden frame, this is to allow them to be moved about, they lend them selves to ...

19th Century Optician or Optometrist Test Glasses Lens Kit in Cabinet This beautiful cabinet was used by a traveling optometrists to treat patients in their homes. 

The outside top of the box is printed in black, reading “Smithers, Jeweller & Optician, 185 Queen Street, Portsea, Near the Lion Gates.”.

19th Century large barometer made in London by Thomas Rubergall, who was the Queen Victoria’s optician. The face of the barometer features engraving reading ‘Tho(s) Rubergall, Optici...

Carlo Ponti, born in Sagno in the canton of Ticino between 1822 and 1824, set himself up in Venice as an optician and photographer. From 1860, he perfected the “Aletoscopio” (from th...

Dollond & Co merged with Aitchison & Co in 1927 to form Dollond & Aitchison, the well-known British chain of opticians.

An aneroid desk barometer by C W Dixey, the 4inch silvered dial with blued indicator and gilt recorder needles divided to 32 millibars, with curved bar Fahrenheit thermometer, the gi...

A fabulous early 20th Century brass telescope with a plaque marked 'Clarkson, London' This stunning finely cast polished brass telescope is of exceptional quality with superb optics...

Recently salvaged from downtown Buffalo NY opticians. Nice vintage condition.Retains original red leather top.

Edinburgh Alexander James Adie FRSE MWS (7 November 1775, Edinburgh – 4 December 1858, Edinburgh) was a Scottish maker of medical instruments, optician and meteorologist. He was the...

Circa 1910 Your brooch will be placed in its original gold fabric box, with black velvet and ivory silk interior, stamped “Andrew Foster, Jeweller & Optician, Morpeth” to the in...

The days for the average of the leap years for 50 years to come, by T Harris & Son, opticians etc and by Henry Gardner, opticians etc, Belfast, Published Janry 1st 1814.’

Numbered: 402 Interior of the case has trade label: THOMAS DUNN, OPTICIAN, MATHEMATICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL INSTRUMENT MAKER, 50 NORTH HANOVER STREET.EDINBURGH.

A striking and substantial example of Regency optical craftsmanship Crafted in deep-toned brass, presenting a warm patina and period finish Primary barrel dressed in lightly aged wal...

Gold and Silversmiths, Diamond Setters, Medallists, Opticians and Engravers, Port Elizabeth'. This diamond bird bar brooch has been independently tested using state of the art techn...

"Antique Surveyor's Circumcompendium Signed Brand Frères, 1850-1880" Description: Antique Surveying Circumferentor by Brand Frères Brand Frères, Opticiens du Roi à Bruxelles Circa mi...

Dollond & Co merged with Aitchison & Co in 1927 to form Dollond & Aitchison, the well-known British chain of opticians.

The microscope signed to the base ‘Willliams & Son, Opticians. 3 & 4 Long Acre, London’. C.1890.

The Sextant retains it’s original fitted mahogany box still carrying an original trade label for E.A.Patterson, Optician and Nautical Instrument Maker, 3 Wade Street, East India Road...

Square Art Deco style silvered dial marked from 28 to 31 inches of mercury with three weather indications, original ‘blued’ steel hand signed Winter & Sons, Opticians, Newcastle on T...

In 1787, Adams was also appointed optician to the Prince of Wales (the future George IV).

Provenance: Private collection, England Thomas Morris Ash (1851-1935) was a Birmingham-born landscape artist, the son of an optician and a younger brother to artist Albert Edward Ash.

After studying with his grandfather, Francois Trochon, an optician with a shop at 1 place de l'Horologe, and other renowned opticians, astronomers, mathematicians, scientists and eng...

Eight inch circular painted wood register dial with central rosette within the scale calibrated from 27-28-29 and with seven weather indications, signed ‘Bertrand, Optician, St. Deni...

Phillips Leading Jeweler and Optician Smith's Falls, Ontario) - indistinctly signed - circa 1930's.

Interior of case has trade label: Thomas Dunn, optician, mathematical and philosophical instrument maker, 50 North Hanover Street, Edinburgh.

Peter Dollond is described as a brilliant Instrument Maker and was appointed Optician to King George III and the Duke of York. Born 1730.

The reverse has a printed trade label stating ‘J Abraham Optician & Mathematical Instrument Maker to his R.

Born in 1837 Joseph eventually became a talented optician and clock-maker, learning his trade in Barcelona.

Sold by Gould and Porter opticians 181 strand WC. The celestial globe is inscribed in a cartouche: Cruchleys new celestial globe on which is accurately laid down the whole of the sta...