Relics associated with King Henry VIII. 1. Miniature of Anne of Cleves, painted by Holbein, 2. Lid of the ivory box containing the miniature of Anne...
Inlaid rosewood planter with boxwood stringing, including a zinc-coated basin and extractable flower vase, Charles X's time, France, 19th century.
Writing table in Louis XVI style, rose and amaranth veneer, ebony and boxwood inlay. Stamped by Leleu. France, 17th-18th century.古董
Boxwood jar carved in the form of a human skull with an ivory snake crawling through the eye and ear socket and a frog sitting on the cranium....
Slide rule allows for the speedy determination of complex calculations with a reasonable degree of accuracy and a minimum amount of written...
Slide rule allows for the speedy determination of complex calculations with a reasonable degree of accuracy and a minimum amount of written...
Arithmetical instrument known as a Rotula, engraved `For Adam Hepburne of Humbrie May 17 1699'. Formerly in the possession of Charles Stanhope, the...
Ready reckoner, made of boxwood weighted with brass, for calculating gross and tare weights of ship's cargoes, engraved; 'Robert Ludgate, Custom...
Ready reckoner, made of boxwood weighted with brass, for calculating gross and tare weights of ship's cargoes, engraved; 'Robert Ludgate, Custom...
Instrument for Arithmeticke', 1677. Abacus with flat stylus in boxwood case, designed by Charles Cotterell and made by Robert Jole, Fleet Street,...
Sliding Gunters', or navigator's rules with a slide, such as this 2 foot example in boxwood, are comparatively rare. Most navigators preferred to...
Sliding Gunters', or navigator's rules with a slide, such as this 2 foot example in boxwood, are comparatively rare. Most navigators preferred to...
John Napier , discoverer of logarithms, also created this popular calculating tool known as Napier's cylindrical 'rods' or 'bones'. Napier's rods...
Plate from the �Illustrated London News�, part of a series of engravings explaning the production of the magazine. Herbert Ingram trained as an...
Boxwood case was used to protect this glass phial which contained a dangerous blend of atropine and cocaine made by Savory and Moore of London....可卡因
The boxwood case was used to protect the glass phial carrying a dangerous blend of atropine and cocaine made by Savory and Moore of London. Atropine...可卡因
Made in boxwood by Dring and Fage of Tooley Street, London. William Hyde Wollaston , the English chemist, was a pioneer of powder metallurgy and...
Made in boxwood by Dring and Fage of Tooley Street, London. William Hyde Wollaston , the English chemist, was a pioneer of powder metallurgy and...
This 12 inch long Excise Officer's slide rule is made of boxwood, and has four sliders, under one of which is inscribed; 'Edwd Roberts Maker in Dove...
Set of mathematical models in mahogany box, early to mid 18th century. The models were said to illustrate John Keill's course of trigonometry but do...
