Antique Scientific Scientific Collectables

This exceptionally rare early 20th-century Fisher Scientific Brix scale sugar thermometer represents a pristine intersection of industrial history and scientific glassblowing. Crafte...

Anatomical cut of one eye, composition in natural painted papier-maché, with numbered labels on the different elements / the opening eyeball to cover the removable pute. Pen annotati...

We were told that this coil was originally from West Point but there is no paperwork to back that up. We also guessed at its age. But it looks to be over 100 years. We have owned man...

A really neat way to display something amazing this is a really thick quality piece of handblown glass from the early 1900s.

19th century sikes hydrometer set circa 1890. Good quality presented in a mahogany box, with brass catches. Labelled on the cartouche ' sike's hydrometer' and a 56 stamford street ...

A unusual scientific mirror, French in origin circa 1880 The mirror is mercury, with age related oxidization and pitting to the plate. Encased in a maroon leather frame with embos...

Blown glass scientific instrument. An example of the Crookes tube with Maltese Cross, in chromed metal, a precursor to the cathode ray tube. It was used to demonstrate the rectilinea...

Blown glass scientific instrument to evaluate the expansion of the liquids with the warmth. Italy circa 1900.

Blown glass scientific instrument to evaluate the expansion of the liquids with the warmth. Italy circa 1900.

Sure to appeal to those who collect antique scientific instruments, this level will adorn the enthusiast's desk or within a collection.

This is an antique cased microscope. An English, black enamel scientific instrument by J. Swift & Son of London, dating to the Edwardian period, circa 1910. Nicely presented and app...

This is an antique mechanical engine indicator. A Scottish, brass scientific instrument by Dobbie-McInnes of Glasgow, dating to the early 20th century, circa 1920. Presenting a gr...

A medical instrument. A brass screw clamp (dilator), with a rosewood handle. It consists of two symmetrical parts, each with a circular cushion element that continues with a cylindri...

Circa 1890 French concave mirror card viewer, all constructed of French polished light wood, with ebonised stained elements. Sliding card holder, hinged handle and mirror. In part...

Antique Griffin London brass scientific laboratory spectroscope used to separate light into its spectral components (a spectrum) for analysis. Features a three-arm design mounted on...

Wooden barometer with cedar wood trim at the edges, signed Caux Opticien Rue Rivoli près du Louvre Paris, mid-19th century; dial with the meteorological indications on paper printed ...

Scientific tool for demonstrating and assessing the refraction of light. Constructed in boxed metal with a square section, it consists of a horizontal tube that bends a few grids in ...

Scientific tool for demonstrating and assessing the refraction of light. Constructed in boxed metal with a square section, it consists of a horizontal tube that bends a few grids in ...

Fabulous and appears to be completely intact. Short & Mason Tycos Cyclo-Stormograph under beveled glass & mahogany with a drawer which contains extra graph paper, tiny key an...

A rustically produced 19th century glazed specimen box containing wheat and grain hybrids. The pine hinged box opens to reveal two glazed and segmented sections, with a painted blue...

Large 1920's Vintage scientific anatomical human 3D ear model. Large 16" scale and wonderful antique patina!

A large pair of scientific optical mirrors, one concave the other convex. These where used in studies of optical sciences and in particular the study of the properties of light r...

A rare example of a botanical maquette for didactic use by Professor T. Ferraris, depicting a (natural) strobilus and a scale with ovules (about 12 times enlarged) of Spruce (Picea e...

A good collection of Gregory Bottley mineral, fossils and shell all contained in there original teak trays and card board sleeves. Each specimen has its original hand written and nu...

A rare pair of wax studies by F.Ziegler taken from the imagery of F.Keibel We believe the larger of the two models to be off a human embryo and the other to be of a plant. The ...

A large 19th Century scientific optical mirror in round blackened hardwood frame on brass articulated tripod stand. The mirror looks concave or convex shaped, but if you look closely...

Taxus baccata, enlarged and removable didactic model of the yew seed, tree very used as hedge, belonging to the order of the conifers. German manufacture of the twenties made of papi...

This 19th Century French iron and marble scale is a striking example of utilitarian craftsmanship elevated by elegant materials and balanced proportions. The dark, time-worn iron bas...

Anatomical cut of a human skull composed in natural painted papier-maché, with numbered labels on the different elements

This highly decorative and collectible piece is ideal for classic interiors, cabinets of curiosities, or spaces with a nautical or scientific theme.

Their simple yet ingenious design represents an important chapter in the history of scientific instruments and everyday life. The warm patina of the wood and the finely engraved sca...

Dimensions (closed): 11x11x3 cm A refined and collectible 19th-century scientific instrument, perfect for enthusiasts of antique horology, navigation, and scientific curiosities.

Dimensions (closed): 9 × 9 × 3 cm (3.5 × 3.5 × 1.2 in). A refined and collectible 19th-century scientific instrument, perfect for enthusiasts of antique horology, navigation, and sc...

When closed, it measures 8x5x2 cm A decorative and collectible 19th-century scientific instrument, ideal for enthusiasts of antique horology, navigation, and curiosities.

A brass surveying compass, by W & S Jones of London, circa 1800. Compass silvered 5 inch dial engraved: W & S JONES – LONDON Brass frame with two folding sights, underside with nee...

A refined and collectible 19th-century sundial, combining technical ingenuity and timeless elegance.

When closed, it measures 6 × 5 × 2 cm (2.4 × 2 × 0.8 in). A decorative and collectible 19th-century scientific instrument, ideal for enthusiasts of antique horology, navigation, and...

An antique aneroid barometer from the late Victorian era, dating to circa 1900. This scientific instrument is housed in a substantial, circular carved oak frame featuring a geometric...

It is preserved with its original wooden case, which enhances its authenticity and collectible value. Dimensions: 7x6x3 cm A unique and decorative 19th-century scientific instrumen...

Dimensions: Diameter 5 cm (2 in), Height 3 cm (1.2 in). A refined and collectible 19th-century sundial, perfect for enthusiasts of antique horology, navigation, and decorative scien...

It is preserved with its original wooden case, which enhances its authenticity and collectible value. Dimensions: 8 × 5 × 2 cm (3.1 × 2 × 0.8 in).

Dimensions (closed): Height 3 cm (1.2 in), Diameter 8 cm (3.1 in). A collectible and decorative 19th-century sundial, ideal for connoisseurs of antique horology, navigation, and sci...

Dimensions (closed): 10 × 10 × 4 cm (3.9 × 3.9 × 1.6 in). A collectible 19th-century American sundial, remarkable for its engraved city markings and craftsmanship, perfect for enthu...

Large free-standing Astronomical & "Look-Out" Telescope on tripod is on a base of Brass and Mahogany. Made by revered scientific instrument company Newton of England, this piece ...

The instrument is preserved in its original fitted case, enhancing both its authenticity and collectible appeal. A remarkable object for collectors of medical antiques, scientific in...

A rare and highly detailed late 19th century anatomical wax model of a dissected human head, mounted on a wooden display board designed for wall presentation. Probably German in orig...

very unusual and highly decorative Edwardian barograph by Hezzanith, presented in an elegant glazed oak case with striking Art Nouveau influenced inlaid decoration to the uprights an...

Pair of Cary Celestial and Terrestrial Globes John & William Cary Terrestrial globe dated 1806, with additions around 1817 Celestial globe dated 1799 Among the finest globes pro...

A fine English mahogany ebony trimmed bow front stick barometer, made and signed by Worthington of London, a prominent maker of scientific instruments in the first half of the ninet...

The renowned Dollond family of London were among the most distinguished makers of scientific instruments in the 18th and 19th centuries, celebrated for their precision and quality.

Exceptional 18th-century octagonal brass sundial, signed “Johan Schrettegger, Augsburg”, featuring a blued steel needle, a folding latitude arc engraved 10°–90°, and an engraved equi...

A rare late 19th-century anatomical teaching model depicting the posterior abdominal wall and pelvic cavity of an adult male. Constructed from plaster and papier-mâché, the model is ...

A gold, large antique French Louis XVI period barometer, signed by Torricelli in gilded wood and of oval shape with original scientific illustrations, in good condition. The detailed...

Often antique items like this can be highly collectible and are often sought after by collectors and enthusiasts of vintage scientific instruments or military memorabilia.

Early 19th Century Swedish Brass Compass with Cover, Marked ZBS A beautiful and unusual Swedish brass compass dating from the first half of the 19th century. Housed in a finely craf...

An antique English banjo barometer, dating to the late Victorian period, circa 1880. This scientific instrument is presented in a finely figured rosewood case, characterized by its t...

Origin: Probably Southern Germany (Nuremberg or Augsburg) or the Flemish region (Louvain or Antwerp). Date: circa 1580–1620 Material: finely engraved brass Diameter: 9 cm A beautifu...

The globe shows minor historical restorations, visible in the photos, but remains in very good overall condition. A highly collectible and decorative scientific instrument ideal for ...

Fine 18th-century solid brass sector, signed Butterfield, Paris, dating from circa 1720–1750. A rare and fully authentic scientific instrument from the renowned Butterfield workshop,...

A fine quality early 20th century brass cased barograph by Short & Mason of London, housed within its original glazed display case and raised on a stepped ebonised plinth base. The i...