Marconi's Spark Coil Transmitter, c. 1905

Slaby-Arco System Radiotelegraph Transmitter, c. 1900 AEG, Berlin. No. 30, consisting of 2 Leyden bottles, setting coil, induction coil and Morse key, on walnut base with surface capacitor in the lowe

English Laboratory Induction Coil, c. 1900 James Morris, Bolton. Coil length 12 in., length of the spark gap approx. 4 in., with Ruhmkorff's commutator, on polished mahogany base, size 21 x 11 in. - T

Skeleton Telephone by Ericsson Beeston, c. 1905 UK model no. 16, special British General Post Office edition, double bell, induction coil, with additional front-mounted round magnet, speaking horn, eb

Large "Nivoc" Laboratory Induction Coil, c. 1930 W. and J. George and Becker Limited, Birmingham and London. Coil length 13 in., length of the spark gap approx. 5 in., with Ruhmkorff's commutator, on

Large Induction Coil with Mercury Interrupter, c. 1910 Coil length 19 5/8 in., spark length up to 9 7/8 in., on wood base, size 32 1/3 x 14 1/5 in. An impressive exhibition item! Großer Funkenindukto

Laboratory Induction Coil, English, c.1950, with lable for Griffin & George, on plinth base with spark gap to front, width 32cm

Very Large Induction Coil by Max Kohl, c. 1915 Max Kohl, Chemnitz, Germany. Coil length 12 ¼ in., length of the spark gap approx. 6 in., with mercury and platinum interrupters and Ruhmkorff's commuta

Large Induction Coil According to Ruhmkorff, c. 1910 Manufactured by AEG, Berlin. For spark length up to 10 in., overall size 34 x 10 5/8 x 18 ¼ in., good original condition. Großer Funkeninduktor n

Large 16-Inch Induction Coil According to Ruhmkorff, c. 1910 No. 997, manufacturer: "Watson & Sons (Electro-Medical) Ltd.", London, for spark lengths up to 16 in., overall size 34 x 13 1/3 x 18 ¼ in.

Large Induction Coil According to Ruhmkorff, c. 1910 Manufactured by Siemens & Halske. For spark length up to 6 in., with commutator, length of the coil 15 2/5 in., overall size 30 x 10 5/8 x 16 ½ in

Marconiphone V2 2-Valve Receiver, c. 1922 Manufactured by "Marconi's Wireless Telegraph Co.", with 2 DER valves, 340–440 metres plug-in coil, mahogany case, additional opening in back panel, very ra

Exquisite Art Nouveau Chair, Carlo Zen C. 1905, Inlaid Rosewood, Mother of Pearl - Approx. 14 x 13 x 36

A fine pair of Gorham Martele hand hammered silver gilt vases of a baluster shape, decorated with repousse stemmed flowers. Features an everted complementary rim and a footed base. Each impressed on t

Bell & Tainter's Photophone/Radiophone Transmitter, c. 1882 Used for the conversion of human voice into an electrical signal, with acetylene light flame and a selenium cell. Manufactured by Kipp & Zo

GUSTAV STICKLEY OAK CABINET, C.1905, H 56", W 52", D 13":An oak cabinet, having two glass pane doors, original hardware with key, and interior shelves for storage. Marked at the left top interior shel

Dienst Barrel Orchestrion, c. 1905 No. 449, E. Dienst & Co., Leipzig. Coin-operated, weight-driven, playing 9 airs, with 35-key piano, rotating mandolin, cymbal, drum and triangle. Two lithographs in

Melba DeLuxe Gramophone Pedestal, c. 1905 Gramophone & Typewriter Ltd. Ebonized, with carvced Art-Nouveau gilt floral design, drawer above record cabinet, brass fittings and lion's head handles, no "

Josef Hoffmann, Four '986' nesting tables, c. 1905, H. 65 cm, 33.5 x 28 cm - H. 74.5 cm, 60.5 x 45 cm. Made by J. & J. Kohn, Vienna (attr.) Beech bentwood and plywood, stained dark., J. &. J.

TIFFANY STUDIOS FAVRILE GLASS STALACTITE SHADE C. 1905 With gold pulled feather/hooked design, radiating from the shoulder and ending at the tip against a Greenish-yellow to pale yellow ground. Shade

c.1905 LOUIS VUITTON TRUNK, 27.5"H X 43.5"W X 24"D A VERY EARLY COURIER WARDROBE TRUNK BY LOUIS VUITTON DATING TO THE EARLY PART OF THE 20th c.

TIFFANY STUDIOS FAVRILE GLASS STALACTITE SHADE C. 1905 With gold pulled feather/hooked design, radiating from the shoulder and ending at the tip against a Greenish-yellow to pale yellow ground. Shade

TIFFANY STUDIOS FAVRILE GLASS STALACTITE SHADE C. 1905 With gold pulled feather/hooked design, radiating from the shoulder and ending at the tip against a Greenish-yellow to pale yellow ground. Shade

The Englewood Jr. Typewriter, c. 1905 The Englewood Co., Consolidated Factories, Chicago. The rebranded "American No. 8", three-row upstroke machine, attractive decoration, one typebar loose, very rar

Edwardian Cream Painted Polychrome Chiffonier52.25" H x 23.25" W x 11.75" D