Loupe - 1940-1950 - United Kingdom
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Elegant reading magnifier from the 1940s with a brass three‑foot frame and an original wooden case, 6 cm lens diameter, 16 cm height, 16 cm width, tested and working.
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Elegant and charming large reading magnifying glass with an adjustable three-legged structure, complete with its original wooden case.
Diameter 6cm.
h. (closed) 8cm.
An object of great charm, typical of studies and libraries from the early 20th century, used for reading small texts or for precision work.
The lens, mounted on a brass frame, is perfectly functional and offers excellent magnification quality.
The three-legged support ensures stability and allows you to read while keeping your hands free.
The wooden case protects the object when not in use.
An authentic and decorative piece, ideal for collectors of antique scientific instruments or for decorating a vintage study or library.
Elegant and charming large reading magnifying glass with an adjustable three-legged structure, complete with its original wooden case.
Diameter 6cm.
h. (closed) 8cm.
An object of great charm, typical of studies and libraries from the early 20th century, used for reading small texts or for precision work.
The lens, mounted on a brass frame, is perfectly functional and offers excellent magnification quality.
The three-legged support ensures stability and allows you to read while keeping your hands free.
The wooden case protects the object when not in use.
An authentic and decorative piece, ideal for collectors of antique scientific instruments or for decorating a vintage study or library.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Number of items
2
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Physical condition
Very good
Functional condition
Tested and working
Height
16 cm
Width
16 cm
Depth
8 cm
Estimated Period
1940-1950
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