Antique Measuring Devices

Eyeglass measuring device used by Optometrists to measure your prescription eyewear

Eyeglass measuring device used by Optometrists to measure your prescription eyewear Germany circa 1910

Resistance measuring device by Philip Harris & Co. Birmingham on oak board, made of brass and copper, complete with boxwood meter measuring from 0 to 50 mm.

This scale is more than just a measuring device; it’s a sculptural statement that embodies the essence of the Industrial Revolution with its functional design and gothic flourishes.

graphic ladder scale measuring device, folds in half for easy carrying in the field

Wonderful antique English brass shopkeepers scale fitted on a wooden base. Utilized as a measuring device this classic scale would compliment most any decor.

Perfect for aficionados of antiquities or as a statement piece for any rustic or industrial-chic interior, this scale is not just a measuring device but a storied objet d'art, echoin...

Ideal for enthusiasts of antiques or as an intriguing conversational piece in any home or office, this scale is not just a measuring device but a slice of history, inviting admirers ...

The Shore Scleroscope is the first device designed to measure the hardness of metals.

We present you a Sestrel barograph to measure atmospheric pressure. This device registers changes in pressure by a pen on paper.

This beautiful copper object was a measuring and dispensing device used by a French wine producer circa 1850.

This beautiful copper object was a measuring and dispensing device used by a French wine producer around 1850.

A charming piece and in good condition, not only would it be a great recipe book stand but it would just as well hold a tablet device. The stand measures is 12” deep, 17” wide and...

There are many types of sundials, but basically the following is a brief description for most of them: A sundial is a device that measures time by the position of the Sun.

This print, titled "Occasus Ortus", showcases a highly detailed engraving of an 18th-century measuring device, likely related to astronomy or navigation.

French neoclassical style wall barometer and thermometer French, 19th century Measures: Height 113cm, width 28cm, depth 6cm This beautiful instrument is a combined barometer and...

Early 20th century fluid measuring device presented within a carry case Displays a desirable aged patina - untested, in good display condition Black enamel finish to base with natu...

With its ornate metalwork and robust brass pans, this scale is not just a measuring device but a piece of history. Its weathered patina tells a story of countless markets and transac...

Its activities are concentrated in the areas of telephony and public procurement, and include: the manufacture of cameras and cinematographic equipment, the manufacture of telegraph...

This experience of over 150 years gives Naudet unparalleled expertise in the design and manufacture of high quality measuring devices. They was very active during the WWI and WWII.

This is an optical optometrist device to measure the curvature of the anterior surface of the cornea, the chief refracting surface of the human eye.

A cartouche depicting scale in the lower left corner includes a man in Arab garb utilizing a device to measure distance on a map. This hand-colored map is presented in an antiqued g...

A Massive French Oak Draper's Table with Integral Measuring Devices on Either Side, Base is Pine, Late 19th Century

Manufactured by Allie Maillard of Paris (maker of the famous 'Conformateur' hat measuring device), this is by far the best example I've come across & I've bought a a few!

Provenance The "Waywiser," a surveyor's measuring device. Surveyors today use a Waywiser (also known as an Odometer or a Perambulator) to measure linear distances on the ground and ...

The accuracy of the measurements implies that the bematists used a sophisticated mechanical device for measuring distances, undoubtedly an odometer such as described by Heron of Alex...

This sofa features a wonderfully elegant fan-shaped motif, with its accentuated curvy lines with decadent and lavish finish. The feminine curves are ravishingly enhanced by the diffe...

Pietra from Italian: Stone The designer Marta Manente is of Italian descent, her great-grandparents migrated from Italy over 100 years ago and lived in the region of Bento Gonçalves ...

The packaging of the machine has surface defects that are associated with the age of use. Made in USA. Fully functional. Made of metal, steel, chrome, fabric. Good original condition...

A finely crafted Japanese tabletop cabinet from the early 20th century, this compact storage piece is richly detailed with traditional decorative techniques and export-era flourishes...

A fine and impressive Japanese gold maki-e decorated black lacquer five-tier jubako with presentation tray, two lids, and the original tomobako storage box, Meiji period, late 19th c...

An outstanding Art Deco carpet distinguished by an ivory background decorated by a large scale floral pattern drawn with intricate detail. Many Art Deco artists took patterns such as...

This oak apothecary cabinet with brass hardware was made in the early 20th century in France and was used in a hardware store. It is very well made and it remains in a good restored ...

Fans of the pioneering furniture designer Emile-Jacque Ruhlmann will delight in this glamorous French Art Deco period chaise with a swooping crest of a seat back that rises from the ...

Decorate a living room or music salon with this exquisite 18th-century pedal harp. Crafted in France circa 1780, this Louis XVI single-action harp features 36 replaced strings over a...

Leo Schutzman (1878 - 1962) Simchat Torah in the Synagogue, circa 1958 Oil on canvas 40 x 36 inches Signed lower left Provenance: The Contemporaries Gallery, New York, circa 1958 L...

A very rare early 19th Century giltwood and brass harp by Sebastian Erard, London. This stunning piece is of exceptional quality, finely hand carved and intricately decorated with G...

An elegant and highly collectible Swedish Art Deco pewter vase, designed by Sylvia Stave and produced by CG Hallberg, Stockholm, in 1931. The vase features a refined amphora-inspire...

A Chinese Cizhou Stonweare Vessel, Ming Dynasty, 17th Century Description: Produced in Northern China, Cizhou ware was especially popular from the Song to Yuan dynasties (11th–14th ...

A Pair of Milanese mahogany stools with elegant sabre legs and seats with delicate scroll carving. Of very high quality. Milan, Italy, circa 1930 Size: 18" side height x 16" seat h...

Grand pair of Italian hand-carved scroll arm benches made in the Baroque taste. The bench seats feature highly carved beech frames with intricate designs having a floral motif. The f...

French Modernist stepped two tier cubist end table in bookmatched walnut. The top surface raised on bull nose plinths, while the bottom tier is supported by alternating curved and sq...