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AnyNautica, Technica & Optic744Jewellery & Gems316Toys & Collectables142Furniture, Design & Mirrors111Watches & Clocks63Miscellaneous40Lighting37Arts & Graphics32Books, Maps & Manuscripts27Silver & Gold19Asian Art12Porcelain & Pottery11Glass4Music & Musical Instruments4Photographs4Coins & Banknotes3Tin & Metals3Wine & Spirits3Sculptures2Vehicles2Carpets, Rugs & Textile1Ethnographical1Fashion & Vintage1Medals, Arms & Armour1Other1Postcards & Stamps1

Comparables: 1,585
Median: £276
25–75% range: £110 – £4,211
Overall range: £0 – £1,385,600

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1,585 comparables for “Microscope no” · page 10 of 67

· Jun 1995
A black-enamelled and chrome-finished compound monocular microscope by C. Baker, No. 33961, in mahogany case, and a student's brass simple microscope
£56
est £56 – —
· Jun 1995
A black-enamelled and chrome-finished compound monocular microscope by C. Baker, No. 33961, in mahogany case, and a student's brass simple microscope
£56
est £56 – —
Nautica, Technica & Optic
· May 2014
Brass microscope by Ernst Leitz No 197544 in fitted wooden case with accessories
£85
est £85 – —
· Jun 2005
A mid-20th Century compound microscope, E. Leitz Wetzlar No.37605, New York,
£80
est £80 – —
· Apr 2017
A fine Powell & Lealand "No. 1" compound monocular/binocular microscope, English, dated 1897,
£24,000
est £24,000 – —
· Jun 2009
A late Victorian cased lacquered brass microscope J Lizars Optician Glasgow, No 145
£90
est £90 – —
· Dec 2005
A brass compound binocular microscope, John Benjamin Dancer No.310, Manchester, circa 1865,
£2,300
est £2,300 – —
· May 2012
A very fine Watson & Sons "No. 1 Van Heurck" binocular/monocular microscope, English, 1938,
£3,600
est £3,600 – —
· Sept 2009
An Edwardian brass blackened and laquered brass microscope engraved E. Leitz Wetzlar, No 76153
£90
est £90 – —
· May 2015
A fine Moritz Pillischer "No. 1 First-Class" compound monocular microscope, English, circa 1865,
£2,800
est £2,800 – —
· Feb 2018
Tri-Purpose SVE projector Model AAA No. 63317 w/ Gilbert S-25 Microscope w/ case
US$30
est US$30 – —
· Sept 2006
A Besson class 'A' brass trumpet no. 371680, and a chrome example no. 319798, a typewriter and a microscope. (4)
£70
est £70 – —
· Jan 2010
A student microscope,with black lacquered frame by W R Prior and Co, 9-11 Eagle st London (No 5910) in carrying case, a similar smaller microscope, a 22-drawer microscope slide cabinet with glaze door
£140
est £140 – —
· Apr 2009
A very fine Charles Baker presentation No.1 stand compound binocular microscope, English, dated 1865,
£3,200
est £3,200 – —
· Aug 2006
An early / mid-20th Century brass and enamelled compound microscope, Karl Zeiss, Jena, No.7997,
£120
est £120 – —
· Jun 1992
A 19th-Century lacquered brass Smith, Beck & Beck (No. 4274) "Popular" model compound binocular microscope,
£660
est £660 – —
· Jun 2013
A mahogany cased brass compound monocular microscope J.Swift & Son, London, patent No. 24345 Circa 1890
£150
est £150 – —
· Mar 2005
An early / mid-20th Century brass compound monocular microscope, R.& J.Beck, Ltd. No.26648, London, 2
£480
est £480 – —
· Jun 1995
A lacquered-brass and black-enamelled compound monocular microscope, signed W. Watson & Sons Ltd. No. 23064 +
£214
est £214 – —
· Jul 1992
An oxidised and lacquered brass microscope signed E.Leitz Wetzlar New York 411.W.59.Str, No
£176
est £176 – —
· Jun 1992
A 19th-Century lacquered brass "Popular" compound binocular microscope by R & J BECK LONDON & PHILADELPHIA NO.8073,
£528
est £528 – —
· Apr 2012
M Pillischer - London No. 449: a lacquered brass single pillar microscope, contained under a glass dome, 30cm.
£250
est £250 – —
· Oct 2010
A black enamel and lacquered brass 'service' compound monocular microscope, by W Watson & Sons, Ltd, London, No
£90
est £90 – —
· Jul 1993
A black enamelled and satin chrome microscope by Charles Baker No.30434, in mahogany case - 14½in.high; another by R.& J. Beck; a part comparison microscope and an accessory (3)
£39
est £39 – —
· Mar 2010
Monocular Compound Microscope Smith & Beck, 6 Coleman St., London, No. 1893. Made circa 1855. Very fine and rare, Victorian gilt brass monocular compound microscope with three lens arrays and the orig
CHF 2,196
est CHF 3,600 – —

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1,585 comparables for “Microscope no” · page 10 of 67

· Jun 1995
A black-enamelled and chrome-finished compound monocular microscope by C. Baker, No. 33961, in mahogany case, and a student's brass simple microscope
£56
est £56 – —
· Jun 1995
A black-enamelled and chrome-finished compound monocular microscope by C. Baker, No. 33961, in mahogany case, and a student's brass simple microscope
£56
est £56 – —
Nautica, Technica & Optic
· May 2014
Brass microscope by Ernst Leitz No 197544 in fitted wooden case with accessories
£85
est £85 – —
· Jun 2005
A mid-20th Century compound microscope, E. Leitz Wetzlar No.37605, New York,
£80
est £80 – —
· Apr 2017
A fine Powell & Lealand "No. 1" compound monocular/binocular microscope, English, dated 1897,
£24,000
est £24,000 – —
· Jun 2009
A late Victorian cased lacquered brass microscope J Lizars Optician Glasgow, No 145
£90
est £90 – —
· Dec 2005
A brass compound binocular microscope, John Benjamin Dancer No.310, Manchester, circa 1865,
£2,300
est £2,300 – —
· May 2012
A very fine Watson & Sons "No. 1 Van Heurck" binocular/monocular microscope, English, 1938,
£3,600
est £3,600 – —
· Sept 2009
An Edwardian brass blackened and laquered brass microscope engraved E. Leitz Wetzlar, No 76153
£90
est £90 – —
· May 2015
A fine Moritz Pillischer "No. 1 First-Class" compound monocular microscope, English, circa 1865,
£2,800
est £2,800 – —
· Feb 2018
Tri-Purpose SVE projector Model AAA No. 63317 w/ Gilbert S-25 Microscope w/ case
US$30
est US$30 – —
· Sept 2006
A Besson class 'A' brass trumpet no. 371680, and a chrome example no. 319798, a typewriter and a microscope. (4)
£70
est £70 – —
· Jan 2010
A student microscope,with black lacquered frame by W R Prior and Co, 9-11 Eagle st London (No 5910) in carrying case, a similar smaller microscope, a 22-drawer microscope slide cabinet with glaze door
£140
est £140 – —
· Apr 2009
A very fine Charles Baker presentation No.1 stand compound binocular microscope, English, dated 1865,
£3,200
est £3,200 – —
· Aug 2006
An early / mid-20th Century brass and enamelled compound microscope, Karl Zeiss, Jena, No.7997,
£120
est £120 – —
· Jun 1992
A 19th-Century lacquered brass Smith, Beck & Beck (No. 4274) "Popular" model compound binocular microscope,
£660
est £660 – —
· Jun 2013
A mahogany cased brass compound monocular microscope J.Swift & Son, London, patent No. 24345 Circa 1890
£150
est £150 – —
· Mar 2005
An early / mid-20th Century brass compound monocular microscope, R.& J.Beck, Ltd. No.26648, London, 2
£480
est £480 – —
· Jun 1995
A lacquered-brass and black-enamelled compound monocular microscope, signed W. Watson & Sons Ltd. No. 23064 +
£214
est £214 – —
· Jul 1992
An oxidised and lacquered brass microscope signed E.Leitz Wetzlar New York 411.W.59.Str, No
£176
est £176 – —
· Jun 1992
A 19th-Century lacquered brass "Popular" compound binocular microscope by R & J BECK LONDON & PHILADELPHIA NO.8073,
£528
est £528 – —
· Apr 2012
M Pillischer - London No. 449: a lacquered brass single pillar microscope, contained under a glass dome, 30cm.
£250
est £250 – —
· Oct 2010
A black enamel and lacquered brass 'service' compound monocular microscope, by W Watson & Sons, Ltd, London, No
£90
est £90 – —
· Jul 1993
A black enamelled and satin chrome microscope by Charles Baker No.30434, in mahogany case - 14½in.high; another by R.& J. Beck; a part comparison microscope and an accessory (3)
£39
est £39 – —
· Mar 2010
Monocular Compound Microscope Smith & Beck, 6 Coleman St., London, No. 1893. Made circa 1855. Very fine and rare, Victorian gilt brass monocular compound microscope with three lens arrays and the orig
CHF 2,196
est CHF 3,600 – —

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· May 2014

Brass microscope by Ernst Leitz No 197544 in fitted wooden case with accessories

£85

est £85 – —

Books, Maps & Manuscripts

· Jun 2005

A mid-20th Century compound microscope, E. Leitz Wetzlar No.37605, New York,

£80

est £80 – —

Toys & Collectables

· Apr 2017

A fine Powell & Lealand "No. 1" compound monocular/binocular microscope, English, dated 1897,

£24,000

est £24,000 – —

Nautica, Technica & Optic

· Jun 2009

A late Victorian cased lacquered brass microscope J Lizars Optician Glasgow, No 145

£90

est £90 – —

Furniture, Design & Mirrors

· Dec 2005

A brass compound binocular microscope, John Benjamin Dancer No.310, Manchester, circa 1865,

£2,300

est £2,300 – —

Toys & Collectables

· May 2012

A very fine Watson & Sons "No. 1 Van Heurck" binocular/monocular microscope, English, 1938,

£3,600

est £3,600 – —

Nautica, Technica & Optic

· Sept 2009

An Edwardian brass blackened and laquered brass microscope engraved E. Leitz Wetzlar, No 76153

£90

est £90 – —

Furniture, Design & Mirrors

· May 2015

A fine Moritz Pillischer "No. 1 First-Class" compound monocular microscope, English, circa 1865,

£2,800

est £2,800 – —

Nautica, Technica & Optic

· Feb 2018

Tri-Purpose SVE projector Model AAA No. 63317 w/ Gilbert S-25 Microscope w/ case

US$30

est US$30 – —

Porcelain & Pottery

· Sept 2006

A Besson class 'A' brass trumpet no. 371680, and a chrome example no. 319798, a typewriter and a microscope. (4)

£70

est £70 – —

Toys & Collectables

· Jan 2010

A student microscope,with black lacquered frame by W R Prior and Co, 9-11 Eagle st London (No 5910) in carrying case, a similar smaller microscope, a 22-drawer microscope slide cabinet with glaze door

£140

est £140 – —

Toys & Collectables

· Apr 2009

A very fine Charles Baker presentation No.1 stand compound binocular microscope, English, dated 1865,

£3,200

est £3,200 – —

Nautica, Technica & Optic

· Aug 2006

An early / mid-20th Century brass and enamelled compound microscope, Karl Zeiss, Jena, No.7997,

£120

est £120 – —

Toys & Collectables

· Jun 1992

A 19th-Century lacquered brass Smith, Beck & Beck (No. 4274) "Popular" model compound binocular microscope,

£660

est £660 – —

Nautica, Technica & Optic

· Jun 2013

A mahogany cased brass compound monocular microscope J.Swift & Son, London, patent No. 24345 Circa 1890

£150

est £150 – —

Toys & Collectables

· Mar 2005

An early / mid-20th Century brass compound monocular microscope, R.& J.Beck, Ltd. No.26648, London, 2

£480

est £480 – —

Toys & Collectables

· Jun 1995

A lacquered-brass and black-enamelled compound monocular microscope, signed W. Watson & Sons Ltd. No. 23064 +

£214

est £214 – —

Nautica, Technica & Optic

· Jul 1992

An oxidised and lacquered brass microscope signed E.Leitz Wetzlar New York 411.W.59.Str, No

£176

est £176 – —

Nautica, Technica & Optic

· Jun 1992

A 19th-Century lacquered brass "Popular" compound binocular microscope by R & J BECK LONDON & PHILADELPHIA NO.8073,

£528

est £528 – —

Nautica, Technica & Optic

· Apr 2012

M Pillischer - London No. 449: a lacquered brass single pillar microscope, contained under a glass dome, 30cm.

£250

est £250 – —

Toys & Collectables

· Oct 2010

A black enamel and lacquered brass 'service' compound monocular microscope, by W Watson & Sons, Ltd, London, No

£90

est £90 – —

Toys & Collectables

· Jul 1993

A black enamelled and satin chrome microscope by Charles Baker No.30434, in mahogany case - 14½in.high; another by R.& J. Beck; a part comparison microscope and an accessory (3)

£39

est £39 – —

Nautica, Technica & Optic

· Mar 2010

Monocular Compound Microscope Smith & Beck, 6 Coleman St., London, No. 1893. Made circa 1855. Very fine and rare, Victorian gilt brass monocular compound microscope with three lens arrays and the orig

CHF 2,196

est CHF 3,600 – —

Watches & Clocks

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GBP0–GBP76,440 covers 90% of 1,585 lots · outliers up to GBP1,385,600 reachable via the input boxes

A black-enamelled and chrome-finished compound monocular microscope by C. Baker, No. 33961, in mahogany case, and a student's brass simple microscope

A black-enamelled and chrome-finished compound monocular microscope by C. Baker, No. 33961, in mahogany case, and a student's brass simple microscope

Brass microscope by Ernst Leitz No 197544 in fitted wooden case with accessories

A mid-20th Century compound microscope, E. Leitz Wetzlar No.37605, New York,

A fine Powell & Lealand "No. 1" compound monocular/binocular microscope, English, dated 1897,

A late Victorian cased lacquered brass microscope J Lizars Optician Glasgow, No 145

A brass compound binocular microscope, John Benjamin Dancer No.310, Manchester, circa 1865,

A very fine Watson & Sons "No. 1 Van Heurck" binocular/monocular microscope, English, 1938,

An Edwardian brass blackened and laquered brass microscope engraved E. Leitz Wetzlar, No 76153

A fine Moritz Pillischer "No. 1 First-Class" compound monocular microscope, English, circa 1865,

Tri-Purpose SVE projector Model AAA No. 63317 w/ Gilbert S-25 Microscope w/ case

A Besson class 'A' brass trumpet no. 371680, and a chrome example no. 319798, a typewriter and a microscope. (4)

A student microscope,with black lacquered frame by W R Prior and Co, 9-11 Eagle st London (No 5910) in carrying case, a similar smaller microscope, a 22-drawer microscope slide cabinet with glaze door

A very fine Charles Baker presentation No.1 stand compound binocular microscope, English, dated 1865,

An early / mid-20th Century brass and enamelled compound microscope, Karl Zeiss, Jena, No.7997,

A 19th-Century lacquered brass Smith, Beck & Beck (No. 4274) "Popular" model compound binocular microscope,

A mahogany cased brass compound monocular microscope J.Swift & Son, London, patent No. 24345 Circa 1890

An early / mid-20th Century brass compound monocular microscope, R.& J.Beck, Ltd. No.26648, London, 2

A lacquered-brass and black-enamelled compound monocular microscope, signed W. Watson & Sons Ltd. No. 23064 +

An oxidised and lacquered brass microscope signed E.Leitz Wetzlar New York 411.W.59.Str, No

A 19th-Century lacquered brass "Popular" compound binocular microscope by R & J BECK LONDON & PHILADELPHIA NO.8073,

M Pillischer - London No. 449: a lacquered brass single pillar microscope, contained under a glass dome, 30cm.

A black enamel and lacquered brass 'service' compound monocular microscope, by W Watson & Sons, Ltd, London, No

A black enamelled and satin chrome microscope by Charles Baker No.30434, in mahogany case - 14½in.high; another by R.& J. Beck; a part comparison microscope and an accessory (3)

Monocular Compound Microscope Smith & Beck, 6 Coleman St., London, No. 1893. Made circa 1855. Very fine and rare, Victorian gilt brass monocular compound microscope with three lens arrays and the orig

A black-enamelled and chrome-finished compound monocular microscope by C. Baker, No. 33961, in mahogany case, and a student's brass simple microscope

A black-enamelled and chrome-finished compound monocular microscope by C. Baker, No. 33961, in mahogany case, and a student's brass simple microscope

Brass microscope by Ernst Leitz No 197544 in fitted wooden case with accessories

A mid-20th Century compound microscope, E. Leitz Wetzlar No.37605, New York,

A fine Powell & Lealand "No. 1" compound monocular/binocular microscope, English, dated 1897,

A late Victorian cased lacquered brass microscope J Lizars Optician Glasgow, No 145

A brass compound binocular microscope, John Benjamin Dancer No.310, Manchester, circa 1865,

A very fine Watson & Sons "No. 1 Van Heurck" binocular/monocular microscope, English, 1938,

An Edwardian brass blackened and laquered brass microscope engraved E. Leitz Wetzlar, No 76153

A fine Moritz Pillischer "No. 1 First-Class" compound monocular microscope, English, circa 1865,

Tri-Purpose SVE projector Model AAA No. 63317 w/ Gilbert S-25 Microscope w/ case

A Besson class 'A' brass trumpet no. 371680, and a chrome example no. 319798, a typewriter and a microscope. (4)

A student microscope,with black lacquered frame by W R Prior and Co, 9-11 Eagle st London (No 5910) in carrying case, a similar smaller microscope, a 22-drawer microscope slide cabinet with glaze door

A very fine Charles Baker presentation No.1 stand compound binocular microscope, English, dated 1865,

An early / mid-20th Century brass and enamelled compound microscope, Karl Zeiss, Jena, No.7997,

A 19th-Century lacquered brass Smith, Beck & Beck (No. 4274) "Popular" model compound binocular microscope,

A mahogany cased brass compound monocular microscope J.Swift & Son, London, patent No. 24345 Circa 1890

An early / mid-20th Century brass compound monocular microscope, R.& J.Beck, Ltd. No.26648, London, 2

A lacquered-brass and black-enamelled compound monocular microscope, signed W. Watson & Sons Ltd. No. 23064 +

An oxidised and lacquered brass microscope signed E.Leitz Wetzlar New York 411.W.59.Str, No

A 19th-Century lacquered brass "Popular" compound binocular microscope by R & J BECK LONDON & PHILADELPHIA NO.8073,

M Pillischer - London No. 449: a lacquered brass single pillar microscope, contained under a glass dome, 30cm.

A black enamel and lacquered brass 'service' compound monocular microscope, by W Watson & Sons, Ltd, London, No

A black enamelled and satin chrome microscope by Charles Baker No.30434, in mahogany case - 14½in.high; another by R.& J. Beck; a part comparison microscope and an accessory (3)

Monocular Compound Microscope Smith & Beck, 6 Coleman St., London, No. 1893. Made circa 1855. Very fine and rare, Victorian gilt brass monocular compound microscope with three lens arrays and the orig

Brass microscope by Ernst Leitz No 197544 in fitted wooden case with accessories

A mid-20th Century compound microscope, E. Leitz Wetzlar No.37605, New York,

A fine Powell & Lealand "No. 1" compound monocular/binocular microscope, English, dated 1897,

A late Victorian cased lacquered brass microscope J Lizars Optician Glasgow, No 145

A brass compound binocular microscope, John Benjamin Dancer No.310, Manchester, circa 1865,

A very fine Watson & Sons "No. 1 Van Heurck" binocular/monocular microscope, English, 1938,

An Edwardian brass blackened and laquered brass microscope engraved E. Leitz Wetzlar, No 76153

A fine Moritz Pillischer "No. 1 First-Class" compound monocular microscope, English, circa 1865,

Tri-Purpose SVE projector Model AAA No. 63317 w/ Gilbert S-25 Microscope w/ case

A Besson class 'A' brass trumpet no. 371680, and a chrome example no. 319798, a typewriter and a microscope. (4)

A student microscope,with black lacquered frame by W R Prior and Co, 9-11 Eagle st London (No 5910) in carrying case, a similar smaller microscope, a 22-drawer microscope slide cabinet with glaze door

A very fine Charles Baker presentation No.1 stand compound binocular microscope, English, dated 1865,

An early / mid-20th Century brass and enamelled compound microscope, Karl Zeiss, Jena, No.7997,

A 19th-Century lacquered brass Smith, Beck & Beck (No. 4274) "Popular" model compound binocular microscope,

A mahogany cased brass compound monocular microscope J.Swift & Son, London, patent No. 24345 Circa 1890

An early / mid-20th Century brass compound monocular microscope, R.& J.Beck, Ltd. No.26648, London, 2

A lacquered-brass and black-enamelled compound monocular microscope, signed W. Watson & Sons Ltd. No. 23064 +

An oxidised and lacquered brass microscope signed E.Leitz Wetzlar New York 411.W.59.Str, No

A 19th-Century lacquered brass "Popular" compound binocular microscope by R & J BECK LONDON & PHILADELPHIA NO.8073,

M Pillischer - London No. 449: a lacquered brass single pillar microscope, contained under a glass dome, 30cm.

A black enamel and lacquered brass 'service' compound monocular microscope, by W Watson & Sons, Ltd, London, No

A black enamelled and satin chrome microscope by Charles Baker No.30434, in mahogany case - 14½in.high; another by R.& J. Beck; a part comparison microscope and an accessory (3)

Monocular Compound Microscope Smith & Beck, 6 Coleman St., London, No. 1893. Made circa 1855. Very fine and rare, Victorian gilt brass monocular compound microscope with three lens arrays and the orig