Antique Glasses [Early 1800s-] [LBC & CO] Sliding Temple Coin Silver

Antique eyeglasses from the late 1800s. It was used as a reading glass at that time, and features a small lens, a mountain tailoring, and a straight temple. This is a retractable sliding temple that was made from the late 1700s to the late 1800s and is a valuable archive. Coin silver with a purity of 900 is often used, and the engraving cannot be seen here either, but it seems to be of the same quality. We have newly added a grayish color UV lens. It has been appraised and maintained at a spectacle store, and the condition has been scrutinized, but since it is a vintage product, there are threads and scratches. Please purchase after understanding the characteristics of vintage and antique. All of our eyeglasses are maintained and lens replaced at the optician g room in Ebisu, Tokyo. Lens length: 22mm Lens side: 32mm Bridge width: 34mm Frame width (from temple corner to corner): 114mm Temple size: Actual size total length 163 cm