Education/demonstration model - Metal, Wood - 1960-1970 - Crystal Models

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Ashley Calvert
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Selected by Ashley Calvert

He has 15 years of experience trading 20th century glass and antiques.

Estimate  € 150 - € 200
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€86
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€80
BE
€50

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Description from the seller

Set of three models of crystal systems – metal – Eastern Europe – mid-20th century

Professionally shipped – over 950 five-star reviews worldwide.

The models show the three basic forms of crystal systems as studied in crystallography. They are constructed from metal rods and spherical joints and visualize the three-dimensional arrangement of crystal lattices. Originally manufactured for educational use, to give students insight into the structure and symmetry of crystals.

The set includes a cubic crystal system, in which all axes are equal and perpendicular to each other, a monoclinic crystal system with two perpendicular axes and a third axis at an angle, and a triclinic crystal system, the least symmetrical, in which all axes differ in length and none are perpendicular, resulting in an oblique unit cell.

The dimensions per model are approximately 20 to 25 cm and the condition is used with visible signs of age and light oxidation on the metal, appropriate to the age.

Please carefully view the photos, they are part of the description.

Shipped with track & trace.

Seller's Story

Koen’s Antiques & Curiosa presents timeless finds: antiques, religious art, curios and vintage design. My passion for the exceptional takes me to markets, auctions and collections in Belgium and beyond. Each piece is carefully selected, accurately described and professionally shipped. More than 900 five-star reviews underscore my commitment to quality and service.
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Set of three models of crystal systems – metal – Eastern Europe – mid-20th century

Professionally shipped – over 950 five-star reviews worldwide.

The models show the three basic forms of crystal systems as studied in crystallography. They are constructed from metal rods and spherical joints and visualize the three-dimensional arrangement of crystal lattices. Originally manufactured for educational use, to give students insight into the structure and symmetry of crystals.

The set includes a cubic crystal system, in which all axes are equal and perpendicular to each other, a monoclinic crystal system with two perpendicular axes and a third axis at an angle, and a triclinic crystal system, the least symmetrical, in which all axes differ in length and none are perpendicular, resulting in an oblique unit cell.

The dimensions per model are approximately 20 to 25 cm and the condition is used with visible signs of age and light oxidation on the metal, appropriate to the age.

Please carefully view the photos, they are part of the description.

Shipped with track & trace.

Seller's Story

Koen’s Antiques & Curiosa presents timeless finds: antiques, religious art, curios and vintage design. My passion for the exceptional takes me to markets, auctions and collections in Belgium and beyond. Each piece is carefully selected, accurately described and professionally shipped. More than 900 five-star reviews underscore my commitment to quality and service.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Crystal Models
Material
Metal, Wood
Style
Vintage
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
26 cm
Weight
0.35 kg
Depth
20 cm
Width
20 cm
Estimated period
1960-1970
BelgiumVerified
2788
Objects sold
100%
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