GEORG MERZ (1793-1867), A BRASS AND MAHOGANY TELESCOPE

Cased Brass Mahogany Telescope & Tripod, Eng., 19th C.. 4 Drawer telescope. "J.P. Cutts Sutton and Son, Opticians to her Majesty Sheffield and London, Warrented" Also and 3 draw telescope marked "Stan

19thC "Cutts, London" Brass Mahogany Telescope, Single draw brass telescope, signed on the side of the draw, "Cutts, London" in block letters, 20 5/8" long closed and 36" long fully drawn, good old fi

English brass and mahogany telescope or long view, circa nineteenth century, with sliding eye piece cover, apparently unmarked. 21" H x 2.5" Diameter.

JJ Messer London Improved Brass & Mahogany Telescope , 30" extended, as found, clouded.

SINGLE-DRAW BRASS AND MAHOGANY TELESCOPELate 18th/Early 19th CenturyTapered mahogany tube. Brass fittings, including threaded lens cap. Unmarked.Length closed 30.5".

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Lot 133 Brass-Mounted Mahogany Telescope Ross of London telescope, serial # 32414, mounted on folding tripod base height (overall): 81 inches Provenance: Property from the Estate of Seymour Stein

Three brass, mahogany, and leather telescopes 19th century Comprising one made of brass and wrapped with leather, another made of brass, and the third made of brass and mahogany with collapsible tripo

Victorian-style telescope, mahogany and brass, with gold-tone plumb and chain. [63 x 45 (dia) inches - maximum extension]. One lens is absent.

A Voigtlander 'Superb' Compur twin-lens reflex camera, a Ricoh Super Shot camera, Polaroid SX-70 Land Camera, various photographic accessories, antique brass and mahogany three-drawer telescope, etc (

Marine telescope with tripod, 1st half of 20th century, brass, mahogany case? On the telescope engraved inscription ''W. Ottway & Co Ltd Ealing London 1915''. On the casket metal plaques with further

Antique Brass Telescope on Antique Mahogany Tripod. Telescope is 35" long. Overall 68" H. Tripod is 59" H.

A mahogany and brass telescope cane with a compass-mounted handle, expandable telescope, and ebonized stick. 35-1/2in long x 6in wide. Expands to 16-1/2in long. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, NYC

Rare Pair of Antique R & J Beck Philadelphia Four Draw Captains Spyglasses, 19th Century, both signed, telescope of mahogany and brass construction, the other of stingray and brass. Closed 11.5 in

A brass and mahogany single draw antique telescope, with sliding eyepiece and lens covers. The single draw pulls out freely from the wooden casing, which is comprised of ten strips ofmahogany, approxi

A decorative English brass telescope on mahogany tripod, marked R & J Beck LTD, London on barrel; 65"H 53.5" barrel length

English antique telescope on tripod. Stamped for ADIE London 1890, Stand. Garr. Tele. No. 1 Mark 1. Brass Fittings, stamped in brass, tripod mahogany legs, app five feet. Telescope wrapped in black le

Description: Brass Astronomical Telescope on Mahogany Tripod, c. 1890's, the mount marked 'Stanley, London', includes auxiliary sight telescope. Measurements: Height: approx. 5

Antique Mahogany and Brass Five Draw Telescope, 19th c., by Adie & Son, Edinburgh, so incised on the first draw, H.- Closed 12 in., Extended 42 1/4 in. Provenance: from a collection of an antiquarian,

An antique Spencer Browning & Rust (London) mid 19th century mahogany wood and brass telescope with a Siemens Brothers tripod stand marked 'Sig. Tel. Stand, Mark V, No. 10298' and 'Siemens Bros & Co.

Early 19th c. Two Draw Telescope, brass mounted with mahogany barrel, 1 5/8" objective, with brass cowl, sliding eye piece cover, engraved 'Charles West, 5 Cursitor Street, Chancery Lane, London, Impr

English Telescope 19th centurybrass, chrome-plated brass, mahogany, glass 57.5 h × 36 w × 38 d in (146 × 91 × 97 cm) Inscribed to shaft 'Lady Brassey'.

Georg Von Mendelssohn tray with stand Germany, 1919hand-hammered brass, mahogany13.5 dia x 17.5 h in (34 x 44 cm) Signed with impressed manufacturer's mark to underside of tray: [Mendelssohn 1919

Bausch & Lomb Harbormaster Brass 35 x 76MM Telescope. On mahogany tripod stand. Established in 1883. USA. Signed in cursive on left side of Telescope Bausch & Lomb. Numbered 3379. This piece is a scul