TORTOISESHELL SPECTACLES AND CASE

A 19thC tortoiseshell hinged lidded blonde tortoiseshell covered spectacle case 6'' long

English silver mounted tortoise-shell spectacle case. London, 1922. Provenance: Estate of Florence and Herbert Irving. [4 1/2" H x 2" W].

Victorian Tortoise Shell Cigar/Spectacle Case, 5.5" x 3", Circa Mid-1800's, Silk Lined, Ornate Inlaid Design With Pearlescent Highlights, Silk Lined Interior, Three Sections Of Edge Chipping, Sylvia &

Victorian Tortoise Shell Cigar/Spectacle Case, 5.5" x 3", Circa Mid-1800's, Silk Lined, Some Light Inlaid Work, Center Design Is Missing, Some Light Tortoise Shell Loss & Cracking, Sylvia & The Late N

A tortoiseshell and steel oblong spectacles case, circa 1890, inlaid with pewter with geometric bands and a vacant shield, 15cm (6in) long

A tortoiseshell and gilt metal oblong spectacles case, circa 1890, inlaid with gilt metal, abalone and pewter with geometric bands and two shields engraved L and V, 14cm (5 1/2in) long

A tortoiseshell and diced leather oblong spectacles case, circa 1890, inlaid with gilt metal, abalone and pewter with a ewer of flowers to the front and a vacant shield to the reverse, 14cm (5 1/2in)

TWO TORTOISESHELL GLASS CASES WITH WIG SPECTACLESEnglish, 19th century, 3 pieces. A silver mounted case with large presentation escutcheon that reads "Presented to William McAdams Corporal R. S.

CHINESE TORTOISESHELL SPECTACLESCirca 1830. Circular crystal lenses with carved bridge and folding temples, in case.From the collection of Dr. J. William Rosenthal, M.D.Dr. Rosenthal was a well-known

A pair of steel framed spectacles in a case with hinged cover, another pair of steel framed spectacles and two pairs of tortoiseshell framed spectacles

TWO CARVED TORTOISESHELL FRAME SPECTACLESChinese, circa 1890. One with tinted oval quartz lenses, the other with clear oval lenses, both with hinged temples. One in embroidered case, the other in two-

TWO 19TH CENTURY VICTORIAN FANS AND A PAIR OF SPECTACLES. One tortoise shell fan, and one silver-inlaid mother-of-pearl fan (imperfections); pair silver wire spectacles in leather case. - Larger fan,

COLLECTION OF FOUR SPECTACLESOne likely English of full tortoiseshell wig glasses with petite circular lenses in frog mouth case, circa 1780. Another silver finished with octagonal lenses, crank bridg

MARTIN MARGIN SPECTACLESEnglish, circa 1750. Circular steel frames with tortoiseshell lining and folding temples, in case.From the collection of Dr. J. William Rosenthal, M.D.Dr. Rosenthal was a well-

Collection of eyeglasses to include a Gold Filled Shur-On with case, a pair of tortoise shell John Lennon / Harry Potter style Gold FIlled Hibo glasses with a metal case, and 4 assorted gold filled Fi

Assorted Antique and Vintage Spectacles Several missing lenses, mostly gold-filled styles including white and yellow gold-filled types (one tortoise shell), several in antique/vintage cases, nine pair

FOUR CHINESE CARVED TORTOISESHELL SPECTACLESCirca 1800. All with carved bridges and folding temples. One with oval sunglass lenses, another with circular sunglass lenses, the third with large clear le

Thomas Cope, 18th century silver and tortoiseshell case pocket watch, tortoiseshell and pique pin decorated exterior case opening to white enameled face and gold hands, gilt interior marked: Tho Cope

5.25 inches long.

The vintage scent bottles ranging in size from 2 1/2in to 5in tall. Condition: The smallest missing the hinged lid/with a mis-matched stopper; the gold-capped bottle with stuck glass stopper; the whit

ASSORTED CHINESE SPECTACLES CASES, LOT OF THREE, comprising a small wooden rectangular slide-top case with carved decoration of fruits along one side, an oval tin example with engraved Chinese charact

THREE PAIR OF CHINESE HORNED RIM AND TORTOISESHELL SPECTACLESChinese, late 18th to early 19th century. All with circular lenses, with two brass bridges and a steel bridge, 1790-1810.From the collectio

A tortoiseshell case inlaid with gold, silver and mother-of-pearl.

A group of two Antique Tortoiseshell Cases. English and Japanese, late 19th century. The English, a rectangular tortoiseshell veneered and mother of pearl inlaid card case with hinged top, that opens