Antique Lord Bury 3 Draw Telescope by J H Steward London, Victorian c.1870 Wine The table is raised on

The table is raised on substantial cabriole legs with very good quality

Max Depth: 60cm (23

Raised on ball feet with ring turned legs united by the box stretcher that shows good age and adds stability and proportion to the piece

A fine example of it's kind with a desirable patina to the English walnut

The attention to detail is exquisite with a working lock complete with inset brass escutcheon that opens a drop front and lid to reveal the impressed silk lining

Antique Lord Bury 3 Draw Telescope by J H Steward London, Victorian c.1870 Wine The table is raised onStock # LFA1076 This is an early, and fine, example of the famous Lord Bury telescope made by J H Steward, London in the latter part of the 19th century. In very good cosmetic and optical condition, the makers name is engraved both on the first draw tube and also on a brass plaque on the leather clad main barrel. The 40mm objective lens delivers a clear sharp image which is well focused, and all lenses are free from damage. It features a pancratic