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18th Century Telescope by G.adams of London
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18th Century Telescope by G.adams of London

18th century
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18th century telescope by G.adams of london

circa 1770

dimensions approx 13" x 13" across at feet x 18" high x 29" long, inches (can be extended)

Physical Dimensions
Height
45.7cm (17.99")
Width
73.7cm (29.02")
Depth
33cm (12.99")
Declaration

Ballinderry Antiques has dated this Antique Brass Mahogany Telescope to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA897115
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Description
18th century telescope by G.adams of london

circa 1770

dimensions approx 13" x 13" across at feet x 18" high x 29" long, inches (can be extended)

Height
45.7cm (17.99")
Width
73.7cm (29.02")
Depth
33cm (12.99")
Date of Manufacture

Ballinderry Antiques has dated this Antique Brass Mahogany Telescope to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA897115
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Sellingantiques verified Since Sep 2012
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An 18th-century mahogany and brass table telescope by G. Adams of London set on a brass tripod stand.
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Location: 2 Lower Ballinderry Rd , Ballinderry Upper , Lisburn , BT28 2EP, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
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An 18th-century mahogany and brass table telescope by G. Adams of London set on a brass tripod stand.
18th century telescope by G.adams of london
Ref: SA897115
An 18th-century mahogany and brass table telescope by G. Adams of London set on a brass tripod stand.
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Table telescopes produced during the 18th century are optical refractor instruments constructed with brass draw tubes and wooden barrels, specifically designed to rest on a tripod for desk or library observation.

Instruments from this era were primarily fabricated using drawn brass fittings, turned mahogany barrels, and hand-ground glass optics assembled with precise screw threading.

Authentic pieces by George Adams typically feature hand-engraved maker inscriptions on the brass draw tube, correct period patination, and period-appropriate folding tripod mechanisms.

Position the telescope on a dark timber desk, sideboard, or within a library display cabinet paired with historic maps and leather-bound volumes to create a focal point.

Maintain the materials by wiping metal components with a dry microfibre cloth to preserve existing oxidisation, applying beeswax to the wood barrel, and cleaning glass lenses only when necessary using specialist optical wipes.
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