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A lacquered brass microscope belonging to the Darwin family, c.1826-30 (mixed media)

A lacquered brass microscope belonging to the Darwin family, c.1826-30 (mixed media)


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A lacquered brass microscope belonging to the Darwin family, c.1826-30 (mixed media)

8736150 A lacquered brass microscope belonging to the Darwin family, c.1826-30 (mixed media) by English School, (19th century); 13.7x10.7x3.7 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: A Gould-type monocular microscope signed on the arm Cary, London in original mahogany box with accessories: three lenses, convex mirror, stage with ivory disc painted black to reverse, condenser lens, Lieberkuhn reflector, light/dark-ground discs, live box, three arms for stage, blued steel forceps, tweezers, ivory handled dissecting pin, under the tray a manuscript list of objects on three slides (the slides missing), manuscript monogram for Leonard Darwin dated 1864 June 14th.); Photo © Christie's Images

Media ID 38519380

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This stunning print captures a piece of scientific history - a lacquered brass microscope belonging to the Darwin family, dating back to the early 19th century. This Gould-type monocular microscope is signed 'Cary, London' and comes complete with its original mahogany box and accessories. The intricate details of this piece showcase the craftsmanship and innovation of the time. The microscope includes three lenses, a convex mirror, stage with an ivory disc painted black on one side, condenser lens, Lieberkuhn reflector, light/dark-ground discs, live box, steel forceps, tweezers, and an ivory-handled dissecting pin. A manuscript list of objects on three slides dated 1864 adds a personal touch to this scientific instrument. Belonging to Leonard Darwin in 1864 June 14th., this microscope has been used for research and study by generations of the Darwin family. It stands as a testament to their dedication to science and exploration. This print not only captures the beauty of this historical artifact but also serves as a reminder of the important contributions made by Charles Robert Darwin in biology and natural history. It is truly a treasure worth preserving for future generations to admire and appreciate.

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