Antique Telescopes

reflecting light. The unusual telescoping central mount showcases the era's fascination with geometric forms

sits atop a patinated bronze telescoping "Ball" base. The finial cap is adorned by a glass bead

made to be adjustable with a telescoping shaft which is secured by a larger rotating thumbscrew

movable one, three telescopes, a microscope for reading the vernier, graduated from or to 150 °, pin key

19th century lacquered brass theodolite by S.P.Cohen, Glasgow Extending telescope with rack

Gardner, advertised 'Telescopes' in 1810. Sharman D. Neill Ltd is still active at 7-9 Royal Avenue

the Eiffel Tower as the largest refracting telescope ever constructed, the Great Exposition Refractor

refracting telescope. Other customers included Captain Cook, Vice-Admiral Lord Nelson, Frederick the Great

in 1908. Broadhurst promptly moved to 63 Farringdon Road and named the building Telescope House. In

deck of warship. His right hand holds a telescope which rests on a map. He holds a smaller scope in his

telescopes, one of which is long, and a filter and it is in its original mahogany box with brass hinges

applied mount of a table globe and to their right a superb mount of an elaborate astronomical telescope

mobile one, two telescopes, a microscope for reading the vernier, graduated from 0 to 120 °, index and

for $104,500.00. Lamps feature telescoping harps to adjust to the height of the lampshade. Measures

manufacturing optical instruments such as astronomical and terrestrial telescopes, levels, theodolites, sights

including an artist's palette, an open scroll, a telescope, a pair of callipers, a chisel, a hammer, a

Queen Anne’s Lace telescoping base in overall very good condition. Sockets and heat cap appear original

a captain or admiral; half-length, holding a telescope, with a warship beyond Oil on canvas 91.3 x

astronomical and terrestrial telescopes, levels, theodolites, sights, as well as further improvements in

telescope brought to [the] greatest perfection since [the] last eclipse; exactly engraved from the objects

telescopes, levels, theodolites, sights, as well as further improvements in barometers and other

. Pether was also a clever inventor, constructing telescopes and microscopes for his own use, and lectured

stellar chart showing his discovery of Uranus. It was Herschel who provided the powerful telescope that

. It was Herschel who provided the powerful telescope that Russell used for his painstaking lunar

Long de Vue is what the French call this telescope , which is mounted on its original extending

awesomely-constructed, working telescope defines "cool"

Antique telescope in brass with tripod base and is in working condition.

Magnificent First World War telescope with adjustable, rotating focus control adds to the

A silvered brass single draw Telescope by Cox with leather grip to the barrel. The telescope has a

brass Gentlemans telescope on its original hardwood tripod base. Makers mark " Broadhurst

19th century telescope in polished brass by Broadhurst Clarkson London England acquired from a Palm

Late 19th century telescope on tripod.

Just a wonderful working table top telescope with a beautiful original surface. The scale is great.

A large Victorian table telescope standing on a brass stem with iron cabriole triform legs

Articulated brass telescoping table lamp with parabolic shade. Dimpled knuckle joint allows easy

A superb English brass refracting telescope with original tripod stand, all in good working

Solid brass Task lamp with parabolic shade. Made by O.C. White, circa 1910. Telescoping arm

Telescoping brass floor lamp, by O.C. White, circa 1910, with pivoting joint, and parabolic shade

A good example of a Gregorian telescope, so named after its inventor James Gregory, 1638-1675. The

Long De Vue is what the French call this telescope, which is mounted on its original extending

A two-draw leather clad marine telescope with clear, undamaged lenses and original mahogany case

A 16x telescope mounted on an adjustable tripod. This telescope has five patent marks and the

A stunning polished brass telescope, mounted on a mahogany wood tripod base with brass detailing

A Seven Foot Tall Brass Terrestrtial Telescope on beautiful original wood tripod

1900's French brass telescopes. The tallest made by E. Vion Paris. Size: L 22.75" by W 1.75

A wonderful antique solid brass telescope on brass and wood adjustable tripod, terminating to brass

the ebonized wooden tripodal stand designed to fold, the extending brass barrel signed in engraved script "P. Grambouze/Paris"

A very large brass telescope, with the body wrapped in fine wood. Made by the most renowned French

tabletop telescope by J. Lancaster & Son

A wonderful antique telescope produced by S & B Solomons in the late 19th century in London. The

Beautiful brass telescope in full working condition on great original stand.

Turn of the Century brass telescope with adjustable tripod base. This decorative telescope has a

A nice pair of Sheffield Plate telescoping (adjustable) candlesticks made in England early in the

Large day or night brass and mahogany barrel extension telescope. The manufacturer is Dollond of

Elegantly scaled polished brass telescope mounted to an adjustable polished metal tripod with

supporting an adjustable telescoping arm with the original wheels which hold the 4 light cluster lamp with

Signed Davidson, Edinburgh. This fine piece has been polished and is mounted on an adjustable stand.