Medical optical instrument - Vintage Ophthalmic Phoropter / Refractor Unit - 1950-1960 - Guilbert Routit - Ophthalmic Phoropter

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Guilbert Routit, Vintage Ophthalmic Phoropter / Refractor Unit, tested and working.

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Rare and impressive mid-century manual ophthalmic refractor (phoropter), attributed to the prestigious French manufacturer Guilbert Routit.Manufacturer's History:Tracing its roots back to 1904 when Parisian optician Gaston Guilbert acquired optical workshops in France, the SARL Guilbert-Routit was officially established in 1924.

Renowned for its precision optical equipment, refraction systems, and lens manufacturing, the company was a cornerstone of French optics before merging in 1974 with Benoist-Berthiot to form the major optics manufacturer BBGR.Lot Details:The black lacquered metal phoropter head with integrated rotating lens discs (sphere, cylinder, axis adjustments). Its original heavy-duty mechanical articulated counterweight arm for wall mounting.

Specifications:Manufacturer: Attributed to Guilbert Routit (France)Period: 1950s – 1960sMaterials: Cast iron, brass, steel, optical glass Total Weight: Approx. 25 kgCondition:

Good vintage condition with natural patina and surface wear consistent with age (minor paint scuffs giving it authentic character).

The mechanical knobs and internal disc dials rotate properly. Sold as a collector's item, ideal for interior decoration (cabinet of curiosities, industrial loft design) or optical shop displays.

Note: Due to the heavy weight (~25 kg), it will be securely packaged (head and arm separated) if shipped.

Rare and impressive mid-century manual ophthalmic refractor (phoropter), attributed to the prestigious French manufacturer Guilbert Routit.Manufacturer's History:Tracing its roots back to 1904 when Parisian optician Gaston Guilbert acquired optical workshops in France, the SARL Guilbert-Routit was officially established in 1924.

Renowned for its precision optical equipment, refraction systems, and lens manufacturing, the company was a cornerstone of French optics before merging in 1974 with Benoist-Berthiot to form the major optics manufacturer BBGR.Lot Details:The black lacquered metal phoropter head with integrated rotating lens discs (sphere, cylinder, axis adjustments). Its original heavy-duty mechanical articulated counterweight arm for wall mounting.

Specifications:Manufacturer: Attributed to Guilbert Routit (France)Period: 1950s – 1960sMaterials: Cast iron, brass, steel, optical glass Total Weight: Approx. 25 kgCondition:

Good vintage condition with natural patina and surface wear consistent with age (minor paint scuffs giving it authentic character).

The mechanical knobs and internal disc dials rotate properly. Sold as a collector's item, ideal for interior decoration (cabinet of curiosities, industrial loft design) or optical shop displays.

Note: Due to the heavy weight (~25 kg), it will be securely packaged (head and arm separated) if shipped.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
20 kg
Style subtype
Industrial design
Metal type
Iron
Number of objects
2
Manufacturer/brand
Guilbert Routit
Model/type number
Vintage Ophthalmic Phoropter / Refractor Unit
Material
Aluminium, Metal, Plastic
Style
Vintage
Physical condition
Very good
Functional condition
Tested and working
Height
30 cm
Width
50 cm
Depth
5 cm
Estimated period
1950-1960
Title additional information
Ophthalmic Phoropter
FranceVerified
Private

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