Large Antique French Folding Brass Magnifying Glass, circa 1900

Freestanding vintage gooseneck magnifying glass on a scalloped black metal base. Metal with brass finish; a few dents; wear according to...

A beautiful and very practical hand mirror..perfeict for the desk, vanity or purse. The mirror has two sides, one is normal view, with the other is magnifying - a lot for he look! ...

A British desk magnifier loupe from the Edwardian Period. This is a beautiful continental magnifier desk-loupe created in England during the Edwardian period, back in the 1900's. Th...

Antique 20th Century English solid silver and leather magnifying glass. The lens is set within a plain silver rim, complemented by a leather bound handle. An ideal desk accessory or ...

This is an antique scholar's magnifying glass. A French, silver plated needlework or reading magnifier, dating to the Edwardian period, circa 1910. Striking handle and large diamete...

This coordinated desk set pairs elegant form with genuine function, both pieces sharing an ornate barley-twist handle design that spirals dramatically along the length of the grip, t...

A unique Hand crafted magnifying glass from the 20th Century. The viewing glass is square with a brass frame and brass nautical symbol inlayed at the handle which also displays a br...

Brass magnifying glass with handle - a wonderfully functional, very large and heavy piece. The brass surround is quite nice and the handle could be w...

19th century magnifying glass with a hand turned brass and hand-carved Yorkie handle from England. This is a charming piece for any home or office, and so useable too! The hand-car...

English Sterling Silver Magnifying Glass with Engine-Turned Handle An elegant English sterling silver magnifying glass, distinguished by its refined proportions and timeless design. The tapered handle features an attractive engine-turned decoration with a vacant oval cartouche suitable for a monogram, while the circular lens is framed by a delicately twisted silver border that adds a subtle decorative touch. Combining practicality with understated sophistication, this piece reflects the restrained elegance characteristic of fine English silverwork. Originally intended as a gentleman's desk accessory, it is equally suited today as a decorative object for a study, library, or office, as well as an appealing addition to a collection of antique writing accessories...