Antique Optician

The lens can be changed by your optician or it can be worn as an interesting Pendant and the Gold tests for 18k.

The circular Gold Quiz of simple geometric form with a screw at the bottom of the circle so your optician can change the lens if you so wish. The unmarked Gold tests for 18k Gold.

This larger Quiz is decorated with repousse Rococo Roses on the stem and the lens can be changed by your optician by opening the screw where the stem joins the glass or it can be wo...

Dollond London, a well-known scientific instrument makers and opticians founded by John Dollond (1706-1761) the inventor of the achromatic lens for telescopes.

Signed "Tho. Harris and Son Opticians to the Royal Family, 52 Gt. Russell Street, London 1880" Brass tube is adjustable as is tripod base.

Inside the box is an ivorine name plate for H Hughes & Son Opticians, 59 Fenchurch St, London. This is an early example of a Hughes station pointer being engraved with the serial...

Full-size optician store sign

Beautiful Pair Of Optician Cabinets

Late 19th century English opticians thermometer We are proud to offer a delightful English opticians’ thermometer.

Early 20th Century Opticians Trade Sign Cast Iron, Original Coloured Glass France, Circa 1920.

Diminutive opticians trade sign, brass and original glass, as expected wear and patination.

Early 20th century optician trade sign, in brass, with original glass lenses, highly polished finished, restored fixing point, France, circa 1900.

Zinc Opticians trade sign, circa 1920s - Made from Zinc - Hand-painted - Dutch, circa 1920s - Measure: 83cm wide x 25cm tall x 9cm deep Condition report Some cosmetic wea...

19th century German opticians trade sign - Wrought iron frame - Original hand blown cobalt blue glass - German, 1890 - 78cm long x 3cm deep x 32cm tall Condition report S...

19th century German opticians trade sign - Wrought iron frame - Original hand blown cobalt blue glass - German, 1890 - Measures: 78cm long x 3cm deep x 32cm tall Condition r...

19th century German opticians trade sign - Wrought iron frame - Original hand blown cobalt blue glass - German, 1890 - Measures: 78cm long x 3cm deep x 32cm tall Condition r...

Early 20th Century Opticians Trade Sign A delightful and very well-proportioned example of an early 20th Century French opticians trade sign.

Wonderful cast iron and glass late 19th century diminutive opticians trade sign. Light pitting on the frame, and production imperfections on the glass but no damage, French, late 19t...

Early 20th century opticians trade sign We are proud to offer an early 20th century opticians trade sign, in the form of a brass oversized pair of cobalt blue and ruby red glasses.

Large opticians sight testing room shop sign A great piece, dating back to the 1920s, salvaged in in the 20th century and now come to light.

Beautiful iron optician shop-sign with its original color and decor, England, circa 1900-1940.

19th century zinc and glass optician trade sign 19th century zinc and glass optician trade or advertising sign.

19th Century Hand Carved Opticians Display Shop Bust Simply put, this object is brilliant in every way, in the form of a hand carved solid wooden bust of a well-to-do gentleman.

Removed from Bush's Opticians in Hessle The glass is in perfect condition, the copper gallery has a warm natural patina, replacement aged chain (approx 1m) and ceiling hook.

An early 20th century cast metal and glass opticians trade sign. An early 20th century cast metal and glass opticians trade sign, in the form of a quirky pair of spectacles.

Beautiful early 20th century copper opticians trade sign, French, c.1920 Hand crafted from brass with the traditional red and blue rolled glass lenses.

Cannocchiale in ottone con impugnatura rivestita di cuoio e messa fuoco a tre allunghi, firmato F.M. Newton Optician Halifax della seconda metà dell'800. Lunghezza massima cm 87,5, ...

Peter Dolland was a celebrated instument maker and optician.

Karl Fritsch (born August 22, 1855 in Vienna, January 2, 1926 ibid) was an Austrian optician and instrument maker.

John Dollond was a famous English optician born in 1706 and in 1761 appointed Optician to the King.

Steward in London in 1852. As “Head Optician”. J.H Steward became incorporated as J.H.

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

The case measuring 5 3/8" x 3 1/8" x 6" tall. J.H.Steward Ltd. Opticians and instrument makers, London. The optician, James Henry Steward, founded his business in 1852 and prod...

., surmounted by a carved eagle crest with carved acanthus and laurel mounts and a pineapple pendant base, the dial inscribed Barometre/Selori Toricelli/Maby Optician a S+ Leo-Lavern...

Ernst Gunlach was a renowned American microscope maker. A successful optician as well, he worked for Bausch & Lomb in 1876 until opening his own company "Gundlach Optical Company" in...

Initially, Thomas Harris was principally an optician and mathematical instrument maker. He was joined, and then succeeded, by William in the early 19th century.

The wire is stamped "Wilcox" and case is stenciled with an illegible optician's logo from Penn Yan, NY. They date to the 19th century, possibly before the Civil War.

French barometer of elm wood signed Leroy Optician Paris, first half of the 19th century. Complete with reading vernier for the variation of atmospheric pressure and two thermometers...

Shuttleworth flourished from 1746-1811 and was a well-regarded optician and instrument maker. Cornice restored. Barometer is in working condition.

Watch and clock maker, jeweler and optician’. Church, turret, house and office clocks wound by the year.

Inscribed "Negretti & Zambra, Opticians to Her Majesty...London". Telescope measures 37" long when fully extended.

Antique trade advertising sign for an opticians or optometrist circa 1900-1930 France Double sided large cast zinc glasses with hand painted eyes, same both sides The eyes hang...

The Chevalier family was one of the 2 great French optician families of the time. This attractive instrument is in good working order with rack and pinion focus and produces a clear ...

Strand, London". The optician, James Henry Steward, founded his business in 1852 and produced an extensive range of items for military use advertised as instruments for ‘Reconnoit...

But Lipperhey was unlucky, in fact when he sent in an application to General States of Holland for the patent for this new optical instrument, in a few days some other opticians clai...

Lennie, Edinburgh was a Scottish Optician and Instrument Maker (1840 - 1971) J.

Listed as a manufacturer of photographic apparatus, optician and scientific instrument maker. Following a bankruptcy in 1879, a new firm was formed soon after, an optician trading...

But Lipperhey was unlucky, in fact when he sent in an application to General States of Holland for the patent for this new optical instrument, in a few days some other opticians clai...

But Lipperhey was unlucky, in fact when he sent in an application to General States of Holland for the patent for this new optical instrument, in a few days some other opticians clai...

But Lipperhey was unlucky, in fact when he sent in an application to General States of Holland for the patent for this new optical instrument, in a few days some other opticians clai...

But Lipperhey was unlucky, in fact when he sent in an application to General States of Holland for the patent for this new optical instrument, in a few days some other opticians clai...

But Lipperhey was unlucky, in fact when he sent in an application to General States of Holland for the patent for this new optical instrument, in a few days some other opticians clai...

The lid of the case is signed by the maker using the anchor trademark together with "Try Me" beneath for the top-notch maker J P Cutts, Sutton & Sons, Opticians to Her Majesty the Qu...

But Lipperhey was unlucky, in fact when he sent in an application to General States of Holland for the patent for this new optical instrument, in a few days some other opticians clai...

But Lipperhey was unlucky, in fact when he sent in an application to General States of Holland for the patent for this new optical instrument, in a few days some other opticians clai...

But Lipperhey was unlucky, in fact when he sent in an application to General States of Holland for the patent for this new optical instrument, in a few days some other opticians clai...

Fassamano (from the French face-a-main) eyeglasses with handle that turns into a case shaped like the lenses; dark tortoise eyeglasses, oval lenses that when not used fall back insid...

This is a very rare one of a kind automotive collector item. Cantilevered cast iron sign for Brighton Garage. Two-sided, electrified sign with its lettering reverse-painted on glass...

Early 20th century double sided English chemist sign Made from double sided glass with reflective silver illuminated text, this early 20th century example of an English chemist tra...

Quirky rare to find zinc sign/enseigne, made for a French hatmaker ... great patina.

Absolutely incredible advertising sign for an Italian garage, blacksmith made in forged and ornate wrought Iron. This sign was removed from a garage in Turin, Italy where it had hung...

American wrought iron and gilt trade sign bracket with decorative scroll work and gilt ball motif. Late 19th Century

A vibrant hand-painted directional sign used to draw attention toward a nearby coin-operated machine or attraction. The carved wooden pointing hand-complete with stylized knuckle and...

Double-sided doctor's medical practice trade sign for 'Dr. McCracken'.

This sign was manufactured by Rawson & Evans sometime during the late 1800s and early 1900s. Rawson & Evans was best known for glue chipped glass signs and gold leaf signs. This sign...