Regency Period William Harris Culpeper Microscope
By William Harris
Located in Lincolnshire, GB
A Regency period brass Culpeper design microscope by William Harris, London.
Brass
Culpeper Compound Microscope
Located in New Orleans, LA
Compound Monocular Microscope Edmund Culpeper Circa 1730 This extraordinary early 18th-century microscope is a museum-worthy example of scientific innovation and craftsmanship made ...
Brass
Brass and Wooden Microscope Culpeper Model, circa 1770-1790
Located in Milan, IT
Antique brass and wooden microscope Culpeper model, circa 1770-1790. It is an antique optical instrument with a cylindrical optic pipe supported by three supports fixed on a wooden b...
Early 19th Century German Wood and Cardboard Microscope, circa 1820
Located in Milano, IT
A "Culpeper" type microscope made of wood, cardboard and hand-coloured paper.
Wood
Sold
H 34.26 in W 39.77 in
18th century Dutch portrait of a family group in an interior
Located in Bath, Somerset
The father seated, with his son standing by his side, the mother seated, playing with a child on her lap, with another lady, possibly a maid standing behind, a Culpeper microscope on...
Canvas, Oil
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Produced in 1843, the well-preserved volume is evidence of the author's exacting specifications.
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