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We specialise in the more decorative scientific instruments which can make interesting focal points in the modern home.Delivery of scientific instruments is free in England and Wales and we will be pleased to arrange packing and shipping of any item, to anywhere in the world.
Last updated 22 February 2008
George Stebbing, Portsmouth c1840 A George IV mahogany marine mercury barometer with thermometer and its original brass gimbals mounting; signed on the silvered register plates Geo,, Stebbing Portsmouth Optician &c to her Majesty.
Robert Brettell Bate, London c1830 An early 19th century English mahogany waywiser, for use in surveying. The brass 7-inch diameter distance dial, which was probably silvered originally, has a hinged glazed cover and is signed Bate London.
Smith & Beck, London c1855 A good Victorian lacquered brass compound achromatic microscope, complete with its original case and accessories, signed and numbered on the body tube Smith & Beck 6 Coleman St London 1838. The instrument and its accessories retain much of their original lacquer.
John Trotter Ltd, Glasgow & Edinburgh c1930 An 8-day barograph in an oak case with chart drawer below. The barograph is engraved for the retailer John Trotter Ltd 40, Gordon St. Glasgow. 100, George St. Edinburgh. The barograph is complete with its original glass ink bottle and dipper, and a year’s supply of charts.
Dollond, London An early nineteenth century, 12-inch diameter, bronze horizontal sundial engraved with the maker's name Dollond London. The centre of the dial is also engraved with a sixteen point compass rose and a table for the equation of time. Web Counters
