Antique Optometrist

Pair of Original Vintage Industrial, American Optometrist Stools. Adjustable and move with spring base in any direction.

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...

This optometrist trade sign, made from gold painted zinc and colored, hand-blown glass, dates to the fourth quarter of the 19th century.

If you have any interest in optometrist memorabilia, or you just want to enjoy something special, here's your chance.

A rare antique 19th century American Folk Art gilded and painted cast and hand-forged iron optometrist trade sign, New York circa 1880. American trade signs of this nature were popu...

Box of magnifying lenses for Optometrist manufactured by Kollmorgen Optical.

Eyeglass measuring device used by Optometrists to measure your prescription eyewear

An English ophthalmologist’s or optometrist's work case with a full range of fitting lenses, featuring a canted display with sliding glass doors over a mahogany case with storage dra...

This is the real thing and not a remake. Optometrist figural eyeglasses trade sign. Great trade sign with gilt painted bronze nose piece and loops for hanging.

About This is an original lacquered double sided vision test chart used by optometrist in the early 20th century. This chart has retained its original finish.

It can easily be taken to an optometrist and have new prescription glass cut. Great for decoration and can be worn as a pendant.

19th Century English Optical Refractor Form Used by optometrists to determine corrective lens prescriptions, this 19th Century very sculptural example is stood on a cast metal base ...

Late 19th century antique Optometrist Trade sign.

Antique hanging advertising sign for an optician, circa 1920-1930. Double sided big cast zinc glasses with four hand painted eyes on original adjustable iron wall bracket. Collectabl...

The sellers great grandfather was a turn of the century optometrist.

Antique optometrist double sided trade sign.

Antique hanging advertising sign for an optician, circa 1920-1930. Double sided big cast zinc glasses with four hand painted eyes on original adjustable iron wall bracket. Collectabl...

Pair of metal adjustable eye exam glasses with movable dials on the eyes. Mount on a steel base for an interesting objects on your coffee table or shelves. Great to wear for Hall...

Presenting a late 19th century Optometrist oil on canvas by G Slipper. American and from circa 1880-1890 and painted by the artist ‘G.

Antique advertising sign for an opticians/optometrist, circa 1900-1930. Double sided big cast zinc glasses with four hand-painted eyes.

ABOUT An original Victorian optometrist eye testing kit. The interior of the kit is lined in velvet with the name and number of the lenses.

ABOUT An original Victorian optometrist eye testing kit by Nachet & Fils, Paris #3263.

Amazing pair of all brass optometrist adjustable glasses, circa 1880s. Mount on a steel base for an amazing object on your coffee table or shelves.

English folk art (19th century) painted tole and glass hanging eye glass trade sign.  

Early 20th century optometrist set in teakwood case. This stunning and complete set from circa 1920 makes a great gift for people who are enthusiastic about anything to do with ey...

Amazing pair of metal and enamel optometrist adjustable glasses, circa 1880s. Mount on a steel base for an amazing object on your coffee table or shelves.

Amazing pair of optometrist metal frames with leather on the nose guard.

Retaining in-service paint and gilding, this sign would have hung outside of an ophthalmologist or optometrist office during the late 19th-early 20th century.

The spotlight head may have originally been used by an Optometrist for projecting eye charts. but that’s just a guess.

The spotlight head may have originally been used by an Optometrist for projecting eye charts... but that’s just a guess.

This piece has good magnification and if necessary the lens can be changed by an optometrist.

The Lenses Can Be Changed By Your Optometrist To Fit Your Eyes 61/2 Inches In Length The Video Was Shot in Slo Mo

This is an optical optometrist device to measure the curvature of the anterior surface of the cornea, the chief refracting surface of the human eye.

Early 20th century optometrist set in oakwood case with extras, for making glasses.

Old Metal Eye Doctor's Sign " DeWitt E. Lewis"

An unusual, diminutive size. The original lenses are missing, but their absence in no way detracts from this sign as a strong form.

Probably either hung as an external trade sign, or inside as a window display in an optometrist office or optical boutique.

Circa 1900 large scale optometrist trade created in an unusual pince-nez style, with traditional red and blue glass lenses, in rare cast iron form, in old gilt painted surface.

Set of corrective lenses. Optometrist, early 1900s. In wooden case. Height: 6.5, 53 x30 cm.

2 Beautiful glass signs for an optometrist office. Decoratively beveled edges and letters are engraved and gold leafed.

Unusual pair of optometrist eye testing scopes, circa 1900s. All original surface and condition, new stands, for the pair.

Optometrist eye chart cabinet, antique eye chart, light up eye chart, optometrist eye test, PSEG optical collectible, steam punk supply, This looks homemade, but there is a PSEG ...

The scarce pair of deep dished optometrists wall mirrors, one being concave, one convex, and each with an oak frame and ‘tram line’ border, the original thick plates in tact, to the ...

Back-lit sign from Optometrists office. Outstanding visual, attention grabber.

A perfect gift for an optometrist, ophthalmologist, and their office Good condition with wear and losses to the black painted surfaces.

Charming rare big double sized Optometrist trade sign - advertising sign circa 1920.

Antique hanging advertising sign for doctor or optician, circa 1920-1930. Double sided big cast zinc glasses with four hand-painted eyes on original adjustable iron wall bracket. Col...

exceptional all original 19th century american hand-carved pine wood optician trade or advertising sign featuring the highly desirable anaglyph lenses consisting of cobalt blue and r...

This iron wall sign dates circa 1920s and was used for 3 generations of Optic's Shop in Belgium in Charleroi. This Optometrist Sign is an eye-catching decorative object.

Antique Japanese kanban (shop sign) from an optometrist's office in Kyoto. The shop sign was used outside to advertise the business.

Miniature optical sign optometrist sign ophtalmologist, oddity, curiosity collectable piece.     

This is a vintage surveyor's level. An English, brass scientific instrument with enamelled finish, dating to the mid 20th century, circa 1950. Appealing dumpy level with quality m...

American folk art trade sign from an apothecary or pharmacy with the word 'DRUGS' in black paint with white shadow lines on an orange ground. Painted on a single pine plank with notc...

Pretty as a picture and in outstanding condition, this lovely pair of early twentieth century opera glasses come complete with their original case (wear commensurate with age). Th...

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 wonderful little Spanish made wrought iron drink table with an antiqued gold finish. It is contemporary yet antique inspired style for any decor aesthetic. We have several of...

Not easy to find this original box, with this kit set composed of 8 pieces for nail manicure. A piece to collect or to add in a wunderkammer. In sterling silver, all marked. With ce...

This is wonderful little Spanish made wrought iron drink table with an antiqued gold finish. It is contemporary yet antique inspired style for any decor aesthetic. We have several of...

19th century dental tool kit A rare set of 19th century dental tool kit, all tools are encased in a wooden box with brass latch and lined with a worn red velour material. Its origi...

A very unusual Jewelry and watchmakers tool, makes for a great curiosity item for the shelf!