F. Koristka Milano Monocular Microscope (No. 30671) With Slides, Mahogany Case & Key. Circa. 1920. 19th Century An Eton award plaque is

An Eton award plaque is present to the front pastedown of the first volume

Seat height: 45cm

The boards show signs of general shelf wear to their edges

An early 20th century toleware globular hanging oil lamp with a brass paraffin burner by Sherwood of Birmingham

Height: 3cm

F. Koristka Milano Monocular Microscope (No. 30671) With Slides, Mahogany Case & Key. Circa. 1920. 19th Century An Eton award plaque isA substantial brass monocular microscope, model no. 30671, by F. Koristka Milano. The microscope is housed in a fitted mahogany case typically made by Zeiss. Zeiss supplied Koristka so it is possible that the case may be original to the scope. The box has a working lock and key. The microscope has two objectives. All lenses are intact and the microscope is in good working order. The microscope comes with several early 20th century slides, namely: Wing