Teather lecture binoculars - lecture - 1850-1900 - Europe - Unknown
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Art Nouveau folding theatre binoculars in bronze with gold plating and enamel decoration, dating from 1850–1900, with a tested, working mechanism.
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Beautiful antique folding glasses, made of bronze with a gold finish and exquisite enamel work. Featuring a lovely Art Nouveau, Modern Style, modernista design. The mechanism works. A beautiful collector’s piece.
Measurements: 15 cm tall when closed, 10 cm wide when open. Approximate.
No reserve price.
In Modernism, jewelry took on great prominence thanks to its decorative forms and inspiration from nature. Modernist jewelry is considered an ornamental object, but it also takes on meaning through its shape and the setting in which it is worn, as if it were a mythical object. Its themes are women, nature, and all its elements, often blending into one another: the flower-woman, the dragonfly-woman, the nereid.
Beautiful antique folding glasses, made of bronze with a gold finish and exquisite enamel work. Featuring a lovely Art Nouveau, Modern Style, modernista design. The mechanism works. A beautiful collector’s piece.
Measurements: 15 cm tall when closed, 10 cm wide when open. Approximate.
No reserve price.
In Modernism, jewelry took on great prominence thanks to its decorative forms and inspiration from nature. Modernist jewelry is considered an ornamental object, but it also takes on meaning through its shape and the setting in which it is worn, as if it were a mythical object. Its themes are women, nature, and all its elements, often blending into one another: the flower-woman, the dragonfly-woman, the nereid.
Details
Era
1400-1900
Number of objects
1
Manufacturer/brand
Unknown
Model/type number
lecture
Material
Bronze, Gold plated
Country of origin
Europe
Physical condition
Good
Functional condition
Tested and working
Height
150 mm
Width
100 mm
Type
Teather lecture binoculars
Depth
10 mm
Estimated period
1850-1900
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