Lacquered Brass Bullseye Condenser Magnifying Glass, c.1910 18th Century with stunning illustrations throughout by

with stunning illustrations throughout by Jilliam Tamaki

The volume includes:

The silver handle has some light dinks and the base shows wear commensurate with age but overall the cane remains in a very good condition

The scent bottle has two lids

holding her dog in the crook of her arm with what looks to be a horse whip in hand

Lacquered Brass Bullseye Condenser Magnifying Glass, c.1910 18th Century with stunning illustrations throughout byA lacquered brass bullseye condenser desk magnifying glass, c. 1910. This instrument would have originally been used to direct light from a candle or lamp on to a specimen for observation, particularly when using a microscope. The instrument has a circular weighted base and a thumb screw end to the magnifier arm to help manoeuvre the condenser lens with ease. The adjustable stem extends and retracts with ease. Excellent condition throughout.