Marine and Sciences
Various marine and sciences antiques inc. medical
Please find herebelow some of our various marine antiques now available in our gallery in Paris. Do not hesitate to ask for a special object you would looking for.
In the Museum pieces section, you will have the possibility to see a Royal Dockyard models and a 1766 hanging reversed compass.
Also discover many more marine and sciences objects in the dedicated section of our French website : « Marine et Sciences ».
- Trepanning case complete made in France circa 1700
- Brass level signed Philippe Danfrie dated 1583
- American ship flag made between 1867 and 1877
- Glass pharmacy pots hand painted Venice circa 1750
- Ship pharmacy chest made in England circa 1810
- Photos of our stand at the Park Avenue Armory for the TEFAF New-York Fall 2018
- Fabergé cane in enameled diamonds and pearls, workmaster Michael Perchin
- Localisation of our booth at the TEFAF NY Fall
- Long telescope by Magnelli with the coats of arms of the Simonetti family of Bologna
- Renaissance armillary sphere in rock crystal, silver and gilded brass
- Renaissance ivory quadrant
- Objects lent by Belgium museums and institutions
- Exhibition "Under Time's Spell" in Gand
- Photos of our stand at the TEFAF Maastricht
- Cane with a superbe engine turned enameled handle
- Marine chronometer signed Leroy number 307
- Microscope lacquered green made in France circa 1750
- 17th century islamic celestial sphere in brass with 1018 stars
- Trepanning case complete made in France circa 1700
- Narwhal cane with a silver handle
- Meerschaum, amber and jet cheroot representing a Jockey
- Wooden octant signed John Uring London
- Extraordinary cheroot of 43,5 cm long all in amber
- Sundial attributed to Johann Gottfried Zimmer
- Exhibition "Memories of Opiums" in Paris
- Exhibition book "Cadrans solaires / Sundials"
- Antique spyglass signed J. Field Cornhill London
- Three 16th century compendiums...
- A tryptich Nuremberg sundial made by Tucher
- Hanging reversed compass exceptional Lennich in Altona dated 1766