Telescopes

This is a large antique 'officer of the watch' telescope. An English, single draw refractor for

18th Century mahogany and brass telescope by Nairne & Blunt of London, having a mahogany barrel

This is an antique Ross of London telescope. An English, brass three draw terrestrial refractor

A very cool and quite rare antique U.S. naval maritime brass telescope or spyglass made by Kelvin

This is an antique Officer of the Watch telescope. An English, brass single draw terrestrial or

English brass and polished steel telescope with spotting scope, adjustable stabilizer bar, and

This is a fine antique Victorian sectional bone telescope walking stick, marked for the maker

telescope function and is very unique. It is in its original vintage condition. A unique piece which is a

This is an antique 3 draw telescope. An English, brass terrestrial or astronomical refractor by

A fine English brass power telescope on wooden tripod stand stamped “W. Ottway & Co. Ltd." marked

A very rare 19th Century four inch diameter telescope by 'Steward of London' of exceptional quality

909 / 5.000 A very beautiful, height-adjustable brass floor lamp from the 1970s. The design and the beautiful details create a very elegant and pleasant light. The lamp creates a ve...

A small pocket telescope with one extension, lens holder and ring in amoretto wood (Brosimum

This is an antique 3 draw telescope. An English, brass and leather dressed refractor by Newton & Co

A very fine early 19th Century (1819 - 1831) brass telescope by W. & T.Gilbert, London. This

telescope is being published in a worldwide limited edition of up to 1,500 numbered copies. Serial number

An English mahogany and brass single draw telescope made and signed by William Bruce, Kings Head

A wonderful pair of Mid-Century Modern chrome / polished nickel mirrored top oval telescoping side

A wonderful pair of Mid-Century Modern chrome / polished nickel mirrored top oval telescoping side

French brass and polished steel telescope with removable lens cap, spotting scope, and mounted on

Wonderfully stylish and pleasing to the eye swing light, easy to wall mount. This rare design wall lamp from the midcentury era is by Louis Kalff and it was manufactured by Gebrüder...

This fine and very rare small scale brass telescope is a delightful piece of Victorian engineering

Pair of recently restored white and green rattan director’s chairs. Made in Vietnam. The white enamel paint finish looks new. The white and green canvas slings also look bright and c...

For your consideration, a vintage leather carrying case, often used for items like telescopes, maps

nautical telescope and dressed in emblematic period clothing with white long pants white frill necked

a telescoping chrome arm that retracts like a radio antenna. Equipped with an adjustable "eyeball

with his telescope. In front, 2 feet in the form of lion paws and a macaron with a character

supported by a telescoping column that adjusts from 35 inches high to an impressive 50 inches high. The

telescoping lid to reveal the posable mirror and access the removable tray. stool approx. H 49 cm x Ø 34 cm

Mid-Century standing floor lamp with telescoping stem and metal 'X' base with delicate square ring

brass stud upholstery nail trim, supported on a telescoping pedestal base with a five point walnut foot

réalisations françaises" — the Marcoule G-2 nuclear reactor and the Saint-Michel-de-Provence telescope — a

. The finials are also original and they telescope up for greater height of the shade. Sold as a pair

and shifting constellations observed through powerful telescopes. Against a deep black lacquer ground

a telescope. The silver sails are expertly formed, their dynamic contours giving the illusion of

telescope barrel thrusts toward the viewer, diagonal beams of light cutting across a deep blue night sky

and heavenly spheres. He appears to be floating and observing the stars through a large telescope; in

the scattered light and shifting formations of distant stars observed through powerful telescopes

domed base, telescoping stem with thumb-screw height collar, and a pivoting hemisphere shade with its

binocular telescope is mounted on a custom column stand, making it both a powerful observation tool and a

switch for adjustable lighting. The telescoping arm extends by loosening the plexi and chrome adjustment

telescoping arc that terminates in a large, translucent frosted acrylic dome shade, diffusing a soft, warm

A pair of Lightolier "Lytegem" articulating task lamps attributed to Michael lax. Telescoping can

for telescopes and navigational devices. Designed for use aboard ship, such spyglasses were essential

Napoleon III period. The frame is organized in successive registers that telescope inward: an outer dark

Napoleon standing with his telescope upon a concentric ball Four Figures of Gentlemen with Inlaid Glass

sextants, telescopes, compasses, and barometers, practical tools that were both functional and handsomely

survivor features a heavy, telescoping cylindrical stem rising from a magnificently cast hexagonal base

telescope lies across the foreground, symbolizing observation and scientific learning. These elements are

designed by Ignazio Gardella for Azucena, featuring a telescoping stem that allows the fixture to adjust in

two winged children, a world map, an astronomical telescope and a surveyor's chain. Inspired by

. The stool features a steel telescoping base, and a molded birch seat. The steel base shows beautiful

. Brawer. With telescoping frame extending to hold three leaves. The leaves fit inside the table when fully

Bennett Scopes #67 3/88" " What do you get when a Microscope crashes into a Telescope ? a Kaleidoscope or

A vertically telescoping floor lamp with shade on a pivoting neck.

telescoping brass bars are very cute, you can pull them out

when a Microscope crashes into a Telescope ? a Kaleidoscope or course ! "