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A brass binocular microscope, late 19th to early 20th century, raised on an integral brass plinth, stamped 'Ross 5180 London',57.5cm highCondition ReportGenerally good condition - some foxing to metal - lens not tested - see photograph

German Carl Zeiss Jena 475356 Microscope with accessories in fitted case.

Part microscope in box with other accessories

Vintage monocular microscope with wooden case by C.Baker, London, Model.No 32248

The Britex Microscope Kit and a Stein Students microscope

A mid-late nineteenth century brass compound microscope, with two slides and four lenses, in fitted mahogany case, H-4.5cm x 17 x 12.5.

A Watson microsystem 70 binocular combination microscope having electric illuminator, together with a Jeff & Jenny electric illuminator microscope. (2)

A brass microscope, stamped 'R & J Beck. London. 22838', with a Carl Zeiss Jena 18mm lens, H-32cm.

A Victorian green painted brass monocular microscope, with accessories in mahogany case and a pair of opera glasses.  External measurements of the CWJ 33 cm high, 19 cm wide, 17 cm deep.

Mixed lot of collectables including a boxed Milbro student microscope, a mahogany cased jeweller's weights set, an early 20th century wooden cased draughtsman's set, various drawing equipment including rulers and pencils, a Reeves & Sons prize colour box for architectural working drawings, a wooden carving of a snipe bird and various ephemera including a WWI sweetheart postcard and other items 

Mixed lot of cameras and binoculars including a Canon FT camera with case, a cased Japanese Rival camera, two cased sets of binoculars, other camera accessories and a wooden cased Japanese students microscope 

Ten cases of 20th Century mainly botanical microscope slides. The specimens comprise a range of flora including tree and plant life, small insects including spiders legs and claws all in wooden cases.

An early 20th century lacquered brass monocular microscope, maker Baker, London, singed as per title to base with address for '244 High Holborn', the main tube with rack and pinion focus with fine adjust, over a rectangular adjustable stage with plano/concave mirror beneath , on a square foot and wooden base, together with accessories in a fitted mahogany case, the case, 47.5x 22.5x20cm

A Victorian brass compound binocular microscope, maker C Collins, London, the binocular tubes with rack and pinion focus with coarse/fine adjust, over a circular adjustable stage, condenser and plano/concave mirror, on a 'Y' shaped frame signed as per title, on a mahogany plinth, together with a group of objectives and accessories in a fitted mahogany case, the case 54x25.5x23cm

A late 19th century lacquered brass microscope lantern, maker Swift & Son, London , with glass reservoir and shade on an adjustable stand with circular base signed as per title,.

A box of miscellaneous items, including Britex Microscope M110, Sankyo CM300 film camera, Maruya slide projector, Wells Brimtoy Cinderella clockwork toy with key, glassware and dollhouse furniture etc.

A Watson & Son 'Service' microscope, with lockable case and 'The Book of the Watson Microscope' book.

A vintage Watson Barnet microscope contained in wooden case. [W]

A vintage childrens Nisco Zoom Polarizing Microscope

Interesting Microscope Slide collectors drawers with glazed front and a collection of related items

A 19th century brass microscope, 29cm high, in a fitted mahogany case

An early 20th century microscope, with lenses, in a fitted mahogany case, label for Millikin & Lawley, 165 The Strand, 30cm wide, together with four boxes of slides, to include Flatters & Garnett Ltd

An Ernst Leitz microscope, No.272153, with various eyepieces, boxed.

A box containing an oak moneybox, mahogany sarcophagus tea caddy, Tunbridge ware box, students microscope in original box & carving set

A vintage Chinese made microscope in wooden case - case a/f

A vintage Prior of London binocular microscope with lenses and accessories in original wooden case

A vintage Leitz Wetzlar microscope model No. 513359 with black japanned finish - incomplete

A vintage Siemens binocular microscope and accessories in original fitted wooden box

A vintage Cooke, Troughton & Sims binocular microscope with black japanned finish

A vintage Russian MBC 10 binocular microscope

A gentleman's chrome toiletry set, leather photograph frame and various collectables including student microscope, cheroot holder etc.

An early to mid 20th Century Cooke, Thoughton & Simms Ltd, London & York black and chrome microscope.

Boxes and objects - silver mounted walking stick, silver plated trophies, musical mother of pearl musical box, onyx ashtray, early 20th century microscope, glass scientific measurers, model animals; etc

Berdmore, Thomas A Treatise on the Disorders and Deformities of the Teeth and Gums A New Edition with Additions. London: for the author, 1770. 8vo (17 x 10.5cm), xv 279 pp., 20th-century half calf [Garrison-Morton 3674] The ‘earliest English dental textbook. Berdmore was the first to mention the use of the microscope for the study of the minute structure of teeth’ (Garrison-Morton). The work was first published in 1768; a Dublin edition, presumably a straight reprint or piracy, appeared in 1769, followed by this edition.

SCIENCE CLUB HOUSE: NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA LACQUERED BRASS MICROSCOPE, with moveable stage, magnifying lens on arm and stand, combination 1"-1/2"-1/4" lenses, etc. on tripod base, in mahogany box 34.5cms (h), with paper labelProvenance: private collection ConwyComments: 2 replacement screws, 2 missing, repainted base and arm, scratches and spotting, label worn, inspection advised

SCIENCE CLUB HOUSE: CARL ZEISS LACQUERED BRASS MICROSCOPE, no. 7137, with Watson 1" and 1/6" lenses, a few other accessories, in mahogany case 21.5cms (h)Provenance: private collection ConwyComments: some screws missing, lacquer scratched, clamp arm loose

A group of pipes, small microscope, corkscrew, hunting knife, etc.

REICHERT, AUSTRIA; a binocular electronic microscope, No. 357053, with four cased sets of accessories

OLYMPUS; a BH2 binocular electronic microscope, height 56cm, with a cased set of accessories

Students microscope in box

An early 20th century E. Leitz, Wetzlar, monocular microscope, in a cedar case, together with a number of alternative lenses and other accessories, case height 37.5cm.

A mid 20th century Reichert, Austria binocular microscope, 34cm high.

An early 20th century oak and plywood microscope slide cabinet, comprising of 20 drawers with ivorine numbers, containing slide holders and samples on slides from Orpington Hospital, dimensions; 55cm high, 37cm wide, 24.5cm deep.

A mahogany cased 19th century brass field microscope, the body separates into sections, in a fitted case together with a selection of alternative lenses and other accessories, the microscope is unsigned, when closed the dimensions of the case are; 27cm wide, 21cm deep, 10.5cm high

A Victorian binocular brass microscope, unsigned, in a fitted, glass fronted case with a good selection of alternative lenses and accessories, all in fitted compartments, plus three integral drawers to hold microscope slides, covers, tweezers, and other smaller accessories, microscope approximately 34cm high, case; 45cm high, 32cm wide, 18cm deep. CITES

A BOX OF MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS, to include a section of a mosaic floor, with a letter from Liverpool Public Museums dated 1986, identifying it as 'probably of Roman date', an accompanying label states 'Ruins of 'Ancient Carthage', Piece of Floor in the Salle de Chasse', approximate size 11cm x 7cm x depth 3cm, together with a cased SEL student microscope with two small boxes of prepared slides, a Praktica Super TL camera fitted with a Takumar f1.8 55mm lens, a cased Soligor f4.5 75mm-260mm lens, a cased Sharp EL-5100 scientific calculator, a carved shell nativity, etc (1 box) (sd)

A BOX OF MICROSCOPE AND VIEWING EQUIPMENT to include a Bresser 'Biolux AL' 20x-1280x microscope in a soft shell carry case, a vintage boxed Stubbs microscope, and a 'Opti-Scope OS1000' with a viewer in a hardshell carry case (marked 'not for medical or veterinary purposes' on the reverse label and some blue areas around the battery area) (1 box) (s.d/untested)

A Leitz Wetzler black binocular microscope with case and accessories, impressed No 708329, h34. Condition report: Appears to be working but not guaranteed.

A 19th century brass field microscope within fitted wooden case, complete with slides and accessories.

A Carl Zeiss Jena lacquered brass and iron monocular microscope, No.55392, in fitted mahogany case with two brass and one metal lens case (only)

Henry Crouch of London - a lacquered brass binocular microscope, No.1418, with part-anodised finish, housed in a fitted mahogany box with a range of spare lenses etc, box w.41cm; together with a mahogany box containing several trays of specimen slides, each being annotated and circa 1900, case w.21cm

An early twentieth century microscope oil lamp, the brass base stamped 'C Baker. 244 High Holborn. London', H-35cm.

A Thomas Salter, boxed microscope Lab 4, together with a zoome scope, cased binoculars, hip flask and cutlery.

An early 20th century microscope in fitted mahogany case, together with two smaller examples and a Midgard pocket microscope. (4)

A CHINESE GREEN HARDSTONE BAT BROOCH mounted in 18k white gold foliate mount set with diamonds. dimensions 5.5cm x 2.8cm. Weight 7.9gms Condition Report:We cannot shine a light through this stone as it has a decorative back plate presumably to protect the stone as it is very thin. Light general wear throughout, microscope pictures in condition report images.

A CHINESE GREEN HARDSTONE & DIAMOND RING the mount in 18ct white gold and platinum, hardstone approx 13mm x 9mm x 4.1mm, the shoulders set with diamonds. Finger size O1/2, weight 3.7gms Condition Report:Mount all good, diamonds all in situ. Greenstone is not scratched or chipped. Microscope images supplied

AN OLD CUT DIAMOND CLUSTER RING mounted in yellow and white metal, set with three principal diamonds with the estimated approx measurements of 4.44mm x 4.07mm  x 3.41mm, 4.17mm x 4.16mmx 2.57mm, and 4.17mm x 4.20mm x 2.71mm, with the total cluster estimated approx at over 1.50cts. Finger size R1/2, weight 4.4gms Condition Report:Diamonds are all bright and a good colour these are all old hand cut stones, I can only see one tiny crystal inclusion in the middle stone and nothing anywhere else, microscope images attached. Likely to be set in platinum and high carat gold from the fineness of the mount, and the style so this ages the ring to early part of 20th century.

Prior, Mid-Century Scientific Microscope. In contemporary case.

A brass pocket Cary London microscope in a mahogany case (incomplete) along with a pair of opera glasses in a leather case

A collection of vintage wooden boxes including larger mahogany example, likely for a microscope or similar