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Antique Ernst Leitz Stand V Microscope 1873 Early Rare Wetzlar SN1557 Original

Posted by admin On March 24, 2026

Thank you for visiting our page. Antique Ernst Leitz Stand V Microscope (1873, Meiji Era) SN. 1557 – Early Model. This is an authentic antique microscope manufactured by. 1873 (Meiji 6, Japan). Through his technical innovation and business leadership, Leitz developed into one of the world’s leading optical manufacturers. Mechanical Tube Length: 147 mm. Dimensions: H 26 cm × W 7.8 cm × D 8.7 cm (H 10.24 in × W 3.07 in × D 3.43 in). Weight: 1.2 kg approx. Case (See image 4). W 25.9 cm × D 11.8 cm × H 9.5 cm (W 10.20 in × D 4.65 in × H 3.74 in). Fully functional with no operational issues. Very well preserved for its age. Antique item, so minor signs of aging may be present. Markings (See image 10). Engraved on the stage. From around serial number 1350 onward, Leitz microscopes began to bear the engraving E. Leitz in Wetzlar after the succession from Kellner’s workshop. Stage & Diaphragm (See image 11). Rotating diaphragm disc with. Eyepieces (See image 14). Objectives (See image 15). Base Design (See image 16). Decorative curved base (V/U-shaped design). Early production feature with ornamental chamfering. Observation Example (See images 16 & 17). Specimen: Human anal muscle (H&E stained). The Stand V model produced between. Was later simplified in structure to improve production efficiency. Early models like this one retain. Making them particularly rare and desirable. Extremely rare early Ernst Leitz microscope. (Everything shown in the photos is included). Antique item – please understand its historical nature. Please contact me if you have any questions. Tracked & full insured. About 5-10 days. International Buyers – Please Note. Thank you for your understanding.

2 RARE Antique Ernst Wahliss Turn Vienna Vases 1910 EARLY ART DECO design

Posted by admin On March 21, 2026

From an estate in the Bay Area owned by a woman from France who lived until her mid 90s. These were her parent’s. They are not 100% the same size but both are roughly 6 inches tall. They do NOT have the red EW/Turn Vienna stamp on bottom but there is evidence of a paper stamp on one. Perhaps they date from before their’marketing team’ designed the Turn Vienna logo. I know of no one else who used this particular design pattern/color scheme so I’m going with Mr. That’s all I got. Holler with any questions or concerns.

Ernst Bohne Sons Musicians Figurine 20th century 1920 Rudolstadt Germany Rare

Posted by admin On June 17, 2023

Orchestra of street musicians, (Rudolstadt, Germany) – ca 1901 – ca 1920. Height 17.5-18.5 cm. Ernst Bohne first started porcelain decoration in 1848, only installing a kiln for the manufacture of porcelain in 1850. When Ernst died in 1856, his sons, Gustav, Karl and David took over the company as Ernst Bohne & Söhne. By 1883 David was left as sole proprietor, so in turn David’s children continued the dynasty. It has the Blue Crown with N below, a mark used by Bohne & Son in the late 1800’s and early 1900’s on the end of the base. This mark was used by Bohne & Sons for export wares during this period. All the figures in this lot are extremely rare. French horn musician is in very good condition considering his age, and except for a few paint errors like on the capes edge, which is an artist defect. Flute musician is in good to fair condition considering his right flute is broken off and piece missing. And a tiny chip on cape on left lower side. Chelo musician is also in fair condition, his bow is broken off at the right side and piece missing. His left thumb is broken off and piece missing, and there is a small chip of paint on his left shoulder. See all pictures as they are a reflection of the description and sale of these three pieces. Open to offers, realistic offers only.

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