19th CENTURY TABLETOP STEREO VIEWER

A Tabletop Stereoviewer with Cards 19th Century Height 17 1/2 x width 11 x depth 11 inches. Property from the Estate of Elizabeth Austin Hammon

Handsome tabletop wooden stereoviewer. Approx. 11l x 10 x 6 1/4 inches. [Stereoviewer, Early Photography, Stereoviews, Graphoscope, Zograscope]

Victorian Stereo Graphoscope Viewer. 19th Century. Folding tabletop optical viewer with a single large magnifying lens and binocular lenses, and adjustable card stand to display various photographs. B

Two 19th Century Stereo Optic Viewers with Scenic View Cards. Viewers measure 12-1/2"l. Condition: Good with use wear.

A 19th century table top folding stereoscope, probably French, stereo and graphoscope viewing lenses, two lower fixed lenses with wood frame apertures, sliding scroll cut adjustable card stand on bras

An English parcel ebonized amboyna floor stereoviewer, second half 19th century, fitted to hold approximately 95 stereoview cards, the case fitted with a small drawer to the plinth base. Dimensions:he

Large lot of 19th c Printing frames, and other photographic accessories including broken bellows camera, and broken Stereo viewer with large lens .

Both second half 19th century. One marked for the London Stereoscopic Co. The burlwood example features pierced decoration. The ebonized viewer features etched decoration. Dimensions:In the collapsed

19th century 10 x 16 1/2 x 10 in. (25.4 x 41.9 x 25.4 cm.) Provenance: The Estate of David Iwerks, Esteemed Portrait Photographer and Son to the Legendary Disney Animator Ub Iwerks, Los Angeles

Victorian table top folding double optic Stereoviewer in very good original condition. All the glass lenses are in good condition. Beautiful condition with no cracks in the wood. Includes stereoview c

Antique 19th c. Nickel Plated adjustable tabletop stereoscope, for viewing stereographs. Ornate base is covered with red velvet. Nickel has a heavy rich patina. What a wonderful addition to your antiq

A fold tabletop rosewood stereoscope with graphoscope above stereo viewer, scroll-cut easel adjustment, scroll-cut hinged card stand with light diffusing glass lens for viewing tissue stereo views, in

Chadburn & Son tabletop folding stereoscope viewer (8-3/4" x 15-1/2" x 16" h when open), & box of slides (some broken), 9 Views in box, 4 broken

DESCRIPTION: H. Mackenstein wooden tabletop stereo viewer containing 42 glass slides of various photographs, many of which are of mountain range scenes. Seven of the slots inside the piece are empty.

Measures 18" X 10" X 24" H. Excellent condition. Estimate $3.000-3.500

A collection of nineteenth century table top objects. To include: A brass mounted hinged box A rosewood tea caddy with mother of pearl inlay A parquetry inlaid trinket box A miniature Moorish inlaid V

ANTIQUE ROSEWOOD CASED GRAPHOSCOPE / TABLETOP STEREOVIEWER, rectangular case with dual handles, hinged outward- and upward-folding body components with metal support mechanisms, consisting of one

Wood tabletop stereoviewer w/ Keystone World Tour vol. I-II.

French Provincial fruitwood farmhouse table, 19th c., tabletop comprised of two large boards, with breadboard ends, rising on tapered square legs, approx 29"h, 107"l, 31.5"w, bottom of apron to floor

French Provincial farmhouse table, 19th c., tabletop comprised of four boards, with breadboard ends, over two frieze drawers, rising on turned legs, joined by H stretcher, approx 29.75"h, 80.5"l, 29"w

Baroque style walnut table, 18th/ 19th c., tabletop comprised of two boards, on shaped supports, joined by cross stretcher, approx 27.5"h, 63"l, 25.25"w Start Price: $400.00

19th c. table top ammo showcase. Marked in right drawer "PATENTED JULY 15, 1879, MANUFACTURED BY S.W. SHEEDON NEW YORK" 25" x 10" x 12 1/2". One pane of glass cracked.

Swiss, 19th century Tabletop wooden Swiss cylinder roll music box., Approx. h. 5" (closed) 11" (open), w. 14", d. 7"

This is a great 19th Century Stereo view of Deadwood, S.D. By W R Cross. This is the town made famous by Wild Bill Hickock. Sheriff of Deadwood, who was shot and killed while playing cards in Saloon #